Problem Description:
Customer running EAServer 4.1.3 and cannot get Microsoft Internet Explorer .htc files to be served up in static html pages in Web Application inside EAServer.
Key Words: EA Server Web Application
Tip or Workaround:
Not Available
Resolution:
A web application needs to know about mime types that are not the standard ones and it also has to have a web-xml. To add a mime type to a web application in Jaguar use Jaguar Manager, highlighting the web app and then do a right mouse click , selecting Web App properties. Then select the Mime Types tab and add 'htc' as the extension and a type of 'text/plain'. You then need to add a servlet or jsp to build the web-xml before mime type will work for htc files.
Resolutions: 3rd party configuration parameter third party workaround