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Subject: Re: Comments on Resource Management in C2
Date: Wed, 7 Jun 2000 11:17:14 +0100
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> > can we use getMimeType() from the Servlet API directly and let Tomcat
> > handle it? it could be possible, given a better AJP protocol, to go back
> > to Apache and let him handle the MIME type.
>
> Right, I've overlooked that, sorry. So we should have access to the
> ServletContext in the <read> tag.

Ermm.. there is no ServletContext in offline mode...

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