It depends what you need the MIME type for. In general, for services (web apps, web service, etc.), it’s advisable not to use a MIME list which is dependent on the OS settings, or only as fallback if you cannot find MIME information otherwise. I think that this is also the reason why MS chose … Read more
.a is an archive of code: compiled but not linked. You would link statically with it during your program’s final link step. .lib can be either the same as .a, or a magical so-called “import library”: a thin placeholder which causes you to require a .dll at runtime.
A bit late but it seem the question was misunderstood. He just only had the base64 content of the image, not the full data URI. I wrote here for anyone who encounters with this quest, you can read the first character of content content.charAt(0). By base64 image content if the first char is: “https://stackoverflow.com/” : … Read more
Files with a .m extension contain MATLAB code, either in the form of a script or a function. Files with a .mat extension contain MATLAB formatted data, and data can be loaded from or written to these files using the functions load and save, respectively. You can also access and change variables directly in MAT-files … Read more
I believe the grooviest way would be: file.name.lastIndexOf(‘.’).with {it != -1 ? file.name[0..<it] : file.name} or with a simple regexp: file.name.replaceFirst(~/\.[^\.]+$/, ”) also there’s an apache commons-io java lib for that kinda purposes, which you could easily depend on if you use maven: org.apache.commons.io.FilenameUtils.getBaseName(file.name)
JSP is an old view technology and widely used in combination with JSF 1.x. Facelets (by some people overgeneralized as XHTML) is the successor of JSP and introduced as default view technology of JSF 2.x at end of 2009. When you were seeing JSPs, you were perhaps reading outdated books, tutorials or resources targeted on … Read more
http://www.iana.org/assignments/media-types/ lists the “official” mime-types, but it doesn’t prevent anyone making their own an not registering it with IANA.
Like this: string extension = Path.GetExtension(upload.FileName); This will include a leading .. Note that the you should not assume that the extension is correct.
According to FileInfo, the file extension is for Java Servlets.
As Romain, Dr. Person and neillb all point out and this wikibooks article confirms, there is no official standard extension for gnuplot files. These three file extensions do seem popular: .gpi .plt .gp Of these .gp is shortest and seems like it would have the fewest collisions with other programs. But the other two extensions … Read more