How to set content type : text/cache-manifest ?

[Stephane Piette]

Hi,

I'm trying the HTML5 local storage function.
For this, I need my play server to provide a cache-manifest file, with the mime type  'text/cache-manifest'

How can I do this in the routes files ??

Thanks

[Guillaume Bort]

You can declare custom mime types in application.conf file:

# Custom mime types
# mimetype.xpi=application/x-xpinstall

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[Stephane Piette]

Ok thanks for the tips !

I added this in application.conf :

# mimetype.xpi=application/x-xpinstall

mimetype.mf=text/cache-manifest

And then I made a Manifest Controller with :
 
public static void manifest(){

request.format = "mf";

render();

}

And the view file is "manifest.mf".

It works, but it looks ugly ...
Is there a way to set type for static file (without controller, like CSS, JS), with a trick in routes file

[Romain Piel]

Actually I found out it's much simpler to do this with Play! 2.0.

There's no need to specify the MIME type, it seems to be automatically detected.

Le jeudi 21 juin 2012 10:15:41 UTC+2, Romain Piel a écrit :

Any easier way to do that using Play 2.0?