Type Filename.extension Description
Text
mimetype.ini
MIME type database for the WEB server, see
section “The WEB Server“ below
Text remote.ini
lookup file for IR commands, see section File
“remote.ini”
Text SONICIPVERSION
for the version number of SonicIP
implementation
Text STREAMAPPVERSION
for the version number and the history of
Streaming Client
Text update.ini
lookup file for names used in remote controlling,
see section File “update.ini”
Text
ex110.ddf
vsc.ddf
Display definition files for Exstreamer 110/120
and VSC panel; see section Display interface
4.2 The WEB Server
The Firmware runs two WEB server processes, which by default serve incoming
HTTP requests on TCP port 80. The port number can be changed by setting the
W263 parameter in Setup (see the Web Server Port parameter on page 15).
Mimetype.ini
To return a proper MIME type for each file, a database of valid MIME types is held in
the FLASH file mimetype.ini. This text file contains a translation table from file
extension to a MIME type. The MIME type database should be updated in case new
file types are added to the WEB UI. If the file extension is not recognised, no MIME
type description is returned to the browser and it is upon the browser to interpret
the data correctly or to guess the file format.
The format of the MIME database is following:
● each file extension/MIME type pair is on a separate line
● lines are terminated by CR/LF (ASCII 0x0D 0x0A) or a single LF (ASCII 0x0A)
● the file content is case-sensitive
● a line starts with the file extension (without the leading dot and in the proper
case), followed by a single space character (ASCII 0x20) and by the MIME
type
● the line order is not significant
Default content of the mimetype.ini file
html text/html
gif image/gif
jpg image/jpeg
png image/png
js application/x-javascript
mp3 audio/x-mpeg
css text/css
Backwards compatibility
Please note that in the Streaming Client versions prior to 02.09 the MIME types
were statically stored in the FLASH files by the web2cob tool at the creation
time of the COB file. To avoid conflict with the previous versions the file
webuidevkit/mimetype.ini in the rescue kit must be kept empty. The new
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