Re: [Templates] CHanging content type under Apache::Template.

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Loïc Paillotin wrote:
> I use Apache::Template in order to display the content of a directory 
> ( your standard <Location /blah>... </Location> stuff) but I need to
> change the content-type of the response (switch from text/html to
> text/vnd.wap.wml ...) Is that posssible? 

No easy way, I'm afraid, but there is a way.

Subclass Template::Service::Apache and provide your own header() method.
There's not a lot to it, other than sending the content type and some 
extra headers.

Then use the following directive in the httpd.conf to invoke your new 
service module:

   TT2ServiceModule  Your::Service::Module

Alternately, if you're feeling adventurous, you could figure out how
to add the TT2ContentType configuration directive and then hack on 
the regular Template::Service::Apache::header() method to make this a
configurable option.

HTH
A



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