Russ Schnapp wrote: > > A little more info: > > The Apple Windows port of WebKit is using CoreFoundations (borrowed from > Safari) to perform the resource handling (i.e., it uses > WebCore/platform/network/cf/Resource...) to deal with data sources. If > I could get it to use WebCore/platform/network/win/Resource..., > MIMETypeRegistry would be used, and all would be well. But that's not > what's going on. > > However, I notice that in > C:\Program Files\Common Files\Apple > \Apple Application Support\CFNetwork.resources > > ...there resides a certain file, types.plist. This is an xml file in > the Apple "Property List" form, specifying the file extension-to-MIME > mapping. > > So that leaves me wondering how to tell CoreFoundations.dll to use > types.plist! I suspect Safari knows to use it, since it has no > difficulty rendering local file URLs... > > Anybody know how to tell CoreFoundations where to find types.plist?
Yes. I do, now. Copy the aforementioned \CFNetwork.resources directory and its contents (I copied everything, but it may be that types.plist is sufficient) to whatever directory you copied CoreFoundation.dll. The file: scheme is now working for me. Bill, you might want to try that.
And someone might want to add that tidbit of info to the wiki. Well, it *IS* a wiki -- I suppose I could do it...
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