You can configure a mapping between an extension and a mime type in the DD. This will probably be the easiest tag to remember, because it just makes sense—you map between an extension and a mime-type, and guess what? In a rare moment of simplicity and clarity, they named the tag sub-elements “extension” and “mime-type”. That means you have to remember only one thing—that the tag elements are named for exactly what they are!
Unless you start thinking of it as “file-type” and “content-type”. But no, you won’t do that. You’ll memorize it just like this.
Declaring a <mime-mapping>
Don’t include the “.” in the extension!
It’s just the characters that make up the extension, not the “.” that separates the file name from the extension.
It’s not <file-type> and <content-type>!
Burn it in—<extension> and <mime-type>.
<extension> and <mime-type>
<extension> and <mime-type>
<extension> and <mime-type>
<extension> and <mime-type>
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