We ran into a puzzling bug in our app, that we eventually traced
down to this code in ResourceStreamResource:
if (fileName != null && Application.exists())
{
contentType = Application.get().getMimeType(fileName);
}
else
{
contentType = stream.getContentType();
}
This seems to conflict with the javadocs for IResourceStream.getContentType(),
which says:
* @return The mime type of this resource, such as "image/jpeg" or "text/html".
Return null to
* let {@link ResourceStreamRequestHandler} handle the Content-Type
automatically
The result is that if we create a ResourceStreamRequestHandler and give
it a filename in the constructor, it always ignores
IResourceStream.getContentType().
We've been able to work around this another way, but I wanted to understand if
we
are using these incorrectly or if this is a bug (either code or documentation)?
TIA!
Chris
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