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| Summary: |
MIME type of XML file with illegal encoding not detected correctly |
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Reporter: |
Andrei Badea <abadea> |
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-- Other -- | Assignee: |
Jaroslav Tulach <jtulach> |
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VERIFIED
FIXED
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| Severity: |
blocker
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| Priority: |
P2
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| Version: |
6.x | |
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All | |
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All | |
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DEFECT
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| Bug Blocks: |
129454
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| Attachments: |
Unit test
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There is an assumption in data systems that a template is recognizable with the same data loader that is used to recognize files created from that template. I have a case where this assumption doesn't hold. In the Spring support I need to create an XML file with a given encoding, so my template looks starts with: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="${encoding}"?> <beans xmlns="http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans"> I have a MIME resolved installed which recognizes files with such a beans element as text/x-springconfig+xml. However, the MIME type of the template is not text/x-springconfig+xml, but text/xml. Thus the file generated from the template is recognized with XMLDataLoader instead of the loader for Spring files. The template has the correct MIME type if I change "${encoding}" to e.g. "UTF-8".