Is there a mechanism or accepted approach for responding to requests that have a more complicated format extension?
My specific scenario involves returning a plist
file. However, I need to sometimes return this file as an XML plist
file and sometimes as a binary plist
file.
I thought that URLs composed like /resources.xml.plist
and /resources.binary.plist
would be a nice way to distinguish between them. I'd then need to add a MIME type for binary.plist
and one for xml.plist
and then somehow respond_to these formats.
Does any one know how this might be accomplished and/or have ideas for a nicer approach?
Take a look at tutorial "Using custom mime types".
Mime::Type.register "application/xml", :plist_xml, [], ["xml.plist"]
Mime::Type.register "application/octet-stream", :plist_binary, [], ["binary.plist"]
...
respond_to do |format|
format.plist_xml { ... }
format.plist_binary { ... }
end
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