Consider the following image at: http://znood.com/images/801/130x130.jpg I have a controller rendering this image and transferring it with image/jpeg MIME.
I am writing an android app for transferring files using Bluetooth. I am trying to register my application using following in the manifest but it seems it is only registered with images files only. M
MIME::Types recognises 开发者_Python百科txt as text/plain require \'mime/types\' MIME::Types.type_for(\"txt\").first.to_s# => \"text/plain\"
I have been trying to get some people to test an android app and needed a friendly way to delivery it since it is not currently on the marketplace. I had uploaded it to my website and found that mostl
UTF-8 is broken on .html files served through tomcat through /web-app. If I open the file directly with file:///, it renders fine. If I view the file during run-app, it looks fine. However, when I\'m
I\'m doing Bitmap.Save(MemoryStream, ImageFormat.Gif) on a JPG source image, but when checking the MIME type of the MemoryStream the image is saved to, I still get image/jpeg. Judging from the greatly
It appears that when I use an html form to make a \"Content-Type: multipart/form-data\" POST request, the fields always appear in the order in which they are listed in the HTML.In practice, do all bro
What is the best way to find the file mime type of remote file in ruby on rails application (eg. I have a file located in s3 and want to check its file type, I don\'t 开发者_开发知识库think checking e
I\'m trying to set up a cache manifest for a site and am having little luck. A demo page is here: http://www.matthewlehner.ca
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