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Subject: HSSFSerializer and mime-type hard-coded?
From: Rick Tessner <ricktessner@canada.com>
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Date: 28 Mar 2002 09:39:22 -0800
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Hi all,

I was just testing the refactored examples and noticed that the
mime-type being returned on the Hello World XLS is vnd.ms-excel.

I would have expected it to be application/vnd.ms-excel as that is how
the mime-type is defined in the sitemap.  In fact, changing the
mime-type in the sitemap to, say, application/blah-blah-blah has no
effect on the mime-type being sent back to the browser.

Is this actually the intended behaviour?  I did notice there is a method
called getMimeType() in HSSFSerializer.java that always returns the
fixed string "vnd.ms-excel" ...

-- 
Rick Tessner
ricktessner@canada.com

"There are no bad days.  Only good days and great days."

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