Resource.onResourceRequested() does already set the content type with resourceStream.getContentType() but UrlResourceStream obviously behaves differently on url like file:/D:/.../pub/Beer.gif compared to jar:file:/D:/.../wicket-examples.war!/WEB-INF/.../pub/Beer.gif. Whereas the first returns a content type of image/gif the latter returns image/jpeg.
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