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APK文件是安卓的安装程序的文件，IIS里的MIME里默认是不支持的。如果没有配置MIME时，直接输入网址要下载APK文件时，会提示找不到此文件。这里教你如何配置IIS的MIME设置，使其可以支持APK文件的下载。 1、在管理工具里打开Internet 信息服务（IIS）管理器。然后选择需要配置的网站。 2、右侧的界面中会显示该网站的所有功能配置，我们选择并点击进入“MIME类型”。 3、在左侧的操作区选择点击“添加”MIME。 4、在弹出的添加窗口里的文件扩展名输入：apk，在MIME类型输入：application/vnd.android.package-archive按确定。 5、这就完成配置了，现在列表里就有一条apk的MIME。我们这里来验证一下结果如何，输入网址后，自动弹出了一个下载框，成功。 6、MIME类型 扩展名是：.apk MIMI类型是：application/vnd.android.package-archive 扩展名是：.ipa MIMI类型是：application/iphone 来源： https://www.cnblogs.com/sntetwt/p/11403912.html

I have a Rails 2.1.2 site that only has html templates e.g. jobs.html.erb, so when I request a restful resource: www.mysite.com/jobs/1 It renders my job in html, however, if I request: www.mysite.com/jobs/1.xml I get the error: Template is missing Missing template jobs/show.xml.erb in view path c:/workspace/mysite/app/views What's worse is that I can also request something like www.mysite.com/jobs/1.xyz And indeed I see the error: Template is missing Missing template jobs/show.xyz.erb in view path c:/workspace/mysite/app/views To stricly present just html content, what is the cleanest and

MIME 和文件扩展名 文件扩展名 ：是操作系统用来标注文件格式的一种机制，用一个点号（.）和主文件名分隔开。由于历史原因，多数扩展名是三个字母。 注意，这里说的是标注，而非定义，既然是标注，说明不是强制的。 比如你用 photoshop 可以打开一个 psd 图像文件。把这个文件扩展名改为 txt，再拖到 photoshop 窗口里，还是一样能打开，说明内容完全没有变化，变化的只是双击时的 默认 打开方式（不同的文件扩展名双击时使用默认的程序打开） MIME ：MIME(Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions) 多用途网络邮件扩展类型，可被称为 Media type 或 Content type，它设定某种类型的文件当被浏览器打开的时候需要用什么样的应用程序，多用于 HTTP 通信和设定文档类型例如 HTML。 之所以叫多用途网络邮件扩展类型，因为它最早被用于电子邮件系统，后用于浏览器，服务器将此类型名放入传给浏览器的数据中以告诉浏览器用什么样的插件打开它。 MIME 组成 :(type/subtype; parameter)) 主类型 + 子类型 + 参数（可选）也可称为信息头 + 段头，这种称为更接近于“邮件”的概念，写法上，传统写法是全小写，但其本身对大小写不敏感，当前被认可的主类型包括:application text image

Is there what could be considered a "default" mimetype? I've seen "unknown/unknown" and "application/binary". But is there a default to revert to when no other MIME type is found? The least specific official MIME type is application/octet-stream . Without any additional information, it says "here is a bunch of bytes, hopefully there is an application over on your end which knows what to do with them". Sometimes there is a file name which helps convey to the recipient what to do with the data. "unknown" doesn't really add anything over this, except to confuse clients who don't support random

Using C++ on the Linux desktop, what is the best way to get the icon, the document description and the application "associated" with an arbitrary file/file path? I'd like to use the most "canonical" way to find icons, mime-type/file type descriptions and associated applications on both KDE and gnome and I'd like to avoid any "shelling out" to the command line and "low-level" routines as well as avoiding re-inventing the wheel myself (no parsing the mime-types file and such). Edits and Notes: Hey, I originally asked this question about the QT file info object and the answer that "there is no

What is the correct way to create a HTML-Email with inline attachments and non-inline attachments? In addition please tell me what Content-Type to use with only inline attachments and with only non-inline attachments. Until now i did it like this: MIME-Version: 1.0 [some more headers] Content-type: multipart/mixed; boundary="myboundary" --myboundary Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-15 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit [html with img cid:my_image] --myboundary Content-Type: image/png; name="my_image.png" Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 Content-ID: <my_image> Content-Disposition: inline