Thanks for both responses. Now I have:
http://ecedbdev.eng.umd.edu:8080/ece/facultyAndStaff/1.xml.jsp
has content-type: text/xml
and
http://ecedbdev.eng.umd.edu:8080/ece/facultyAndStaff/1.xsl
has content-type: text/xsl
But Netscape 7.0 still won't display 1.xml.jsp as HTML. Why ? Thanks
Date: Fri, 02 May 2003 10:52:50 -0600
From: Rick Taylor <taylor(_at_)ppdm(_dot_)org>
Subject: Re: [xsl] Tomcat serving XSLT confuses Netscape?
Tim,
Notice the Content-Type: text/plain
The page is being served up as text and Netscape is interpreting it
correctly as such.
You might check the mime-mapping in tomcat 'conf\web.xml'? to make sure
that .xml is mapped as xml.
rick
At 12:21 PM 5/2/03 -0400, you wrote:
I have 2 indentical XML + XSLT files on 2 different servers. Both
produce
a nice HTML doucment with IE. But only the first one works in Netscape
7.02. The first one is Apache+FrontPage. The second is Tomcat.
Why won't the Tomcat page work!?
These are the files (and the full HTTP responses):
Has anyone seen this before? Thanks -T
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