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Posted to users@maven.apache.org by Paul Spencer <pa...@apache.org> on 2006/05/18 02:27:39 UTC
Relative to content-type, Is their convention for the file in the
repository?
Relative to content-type, Is their convention for the file in the
repository?
File Suggested
Extension Content-type
--------- ----------------------------------
*.jar application/java-archive
*.pom ?
*.xml ?
*.md5 ?
*.sha1 ?
Granted the content type is set in the web server, documenting this will
be helpful to anyone setting up an maven repository. I assume this is
also true for maven-proxy
Paul Spencer
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Re: Relative to content-type, Is their convention for the file in the repository?
Posted by Wayne Fay <wa...@gmail.com>.
I agree... text/plain makes sense for md5 and sha1.
I just haven't seen this documented anywhere "official-like" so I
didn't want to cloud the issue with purely my opinion. ;-)
Wayne
On 5/18/06, Thorsten Heit <th...@xtramind.com> wrote:
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> > md5 & sha1 = not so sure, but I imagine someone at IETF or W3C has
> > come up with some proposal to specify these Content-Types, so if you
> > Google and find it, report back.
>
> What about text/plain? The hashes are simple text files as far as I have
> seen...
>
>
> Thorsten
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Re: Relative to content-type, Is their convention for the file in
the repository?
Posted by Thorsten Heit <th...@xtramind.com>.
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Hi,
> md5 & sha1 = not so sure, but I imagine someone at IETF or W3C has
> come up with some proposal to specify these Content-Types, so if you
> Google and find it, report back.
What about text/plain? The hashes are simple text files as far as I have
seen...
Thorsten
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Re: Relative to content-type, Is their convention for the file in
the repository?
Posted by Brad Davis <bd...@saintandreas.org>.
I couldn't find anything relating to 'digest', 'hash', 'md5' or 'sha1'
at http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/ so I'd say text/plain.
Indeed some places encode these hashes as base64 and some as hex, so it
seems pretty lax.
Brad
Wayne Fay wrote:
> pom = text/xml (its just an XML file... I suppose you could use
> application/pom if you really wanted, but that seems excessive to me)
>
> xml = text/xml (this is widely used and seems "standard")
>
> md5 & sha1 = not so sure, but I imagine someone at IETF or W3C has
> come up with some proposal to specify these Content-Types, so if you
> Google and find it, report back.
>
> Wayne
>
> On 5/17/06, Paul Spencer <pa...@apache.org> wrote:
>
>> Relative to content-type, Is their convention for the file in the
>> repository?
>>
>> File Suggested
>> Extension Content-type
>> --------- ----------------------------------
>> *.jar application/java-archive
>> *.pom ?
>> *.xml ?
>> *.md5 ?
>> *.sha1 ?
>>
>> Granted the content type is set in the web server, documenting this will
>> be helpful to anyone setting up an maven repository. I assume this is
>> also true for maven-proxy
>>
>>
>> Paul Spencer
>>
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Re: Relative to content-type, Is their convention for the file in the repository?
Posted by Wayne Fay <wa...@gmail.com>.
pom = text/xml (its just an XML file... I suppose you could use
application/pom if you really wanted, but that seems excessive to me)
xml = text/xml (this is widely used and seems "standard")
md5 & sha1 = not so sure, but I imagine someone at IETF or W3C has
come up with some proposal to specify these Content-Types, so if you
Google and find it, report back.
Wayne
On 5/17/06, Paul Spencer <pa...@apache.org> wrote:
> Relative to content-type, Is their convention for the file in the
> repository?
>
> File Suggested
> Extension Content-type
> --------- ----------------------------------
> *.jar application/java-archive
> *.pom ?
> *.xml ?
> *.md5 ?
> *.sha1 ?
>
> Granted the content type is set in the web server, documenting this will
> be helpful to anyone setting up an maven repository. I assume this is
> also true for maven-proxy
>
>
> Paul Spencer
>
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