WebDAV drag and drop mime type for .msg files
I am implementing a variation of this solution.
I have added nuxeo xml extensions for the .msg file extension with a mime type of “application/vnd.ms-outlook” in two places:
<mimetype normalized="application/vnd.ms-outlook" binary="true"
iconPath="email.png" onlineEditable="true" oleSupported="true">
<mimetypes>
<mimetype>application/vnd.ms-outlook</mimetype>
</mimetypes>
<extensions>
<extension>msg</extension>
</extensions>
</mimetype>
<mime-mapping>
<extension>msg</extension>
<mime-type>application/vnd.ms-outlook</mime-type>
</mime-mapping>
When I drag and drop an email from ms-outlook email client to a Nuxeo webDAV folder the mime type of .msg file extension files is application/octet-stream, this causes the mime-type the check for the application/vnd.ms-outlook mime type to fail and therefore no conversion of the email takes place as outlined in the blog reference above.
Question: How do I change the mime type for a file which is drag and dropped into Nuxeo through the webDAV interface? I need to see application/vnd.ms-outlook for .msg file extensions.
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karl_harris
Member (3.4K) 3 6 6 |
12/21/2012 ( History) |
Using the method call (shown below) to the mimeService in Nuxeo as well as adding a mime extensions for .msg allows me to detect the .msg files even though they are originally set to application/octet-stream. I can then change the mimeType in the Blob to application/vnd.ms-outlook.
I looks like the Nuxeo code just sets everything dropped into a webDAV workspace as an application/octet-stream without any checking; was this done for performance??
String detectedMimeType = mimeService.getMimetypeFromFilenameAndBlobWithDefault(name, content, “application/octet-stream”);
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karl_harris
Member (3.4K) 3 6 6 |
12/28/2012 ( History) |
