1. Add Aspx Mime To Iis
2. Mime Type Php Iis
3. Iso Mime Type Iis
4. Asp Mime Type

Adding Media MIME Types to ISS

MIME type detection, or 'data sniffing,' refers to the process of determining an appropriate MIME type from binary data. The final result depends on a combination of server-supplied MIME type headers, file extension, and/or the data itself. Usually, only the first 256 bytes of data are significant. Defining a new MIME type. Despite all the help IIS provides, you may eventually need to add a MIME type to the list. Make sure to use a valid MIME type for the file extension or else users of your Web site will experience problems. Use these steps to add a new MIME type: Select the connection you want to use in the Connections pane.

MIME type in IIS

MIME types in IIS are used to define and allow a specific file type to be served out by IIS. Usually this is used with new media files types, such as FLV, MP4, and etc.

Diagnosing the issue

If the course works fine in a locally published HTML setting and when the course is published to CourseMill the media is missing, says it’s not on the server, or it says unable to connect. This means adding a MIME type might help.

For IIS 7.0 and 7.5 1.

1. Open IIS Manager and click on your server level settings.

2. In Features View, double-click MIME Types.

3. In the Actions pane, click Add.

4. In the Add MIME Type dialog box, type a file name extension in the File name extension text box. For example, type .mp4.

5. Type a MIME type in the MIME type text box. For example, type application/octet-stream.

6. Click OK.

For IIS 6.0

1. In IIS Manager, right-click the local computer, and click Properties.

2. Click the MIME Types button.

3. Click New.

4. In the Extension box, type the file name extension.

5. In the MIME type box, type a description that exactly matches the file type defined on the computer.

6. Click OK.

Common MIME Types

By default IIS 7.0 is not configured for WCF services, we are going to configure IIS 7.0 to run WCF services i will break up the whole procedure in steps.

1. Installing IIS addons
2. Add MIME Type
3. Add Handler Mapping

Installing IIS addons

Go to Control Panel –> Programs –> Turn windows feature on or off . wait for a list to compile here in Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 section check both “window communication foundation HTTP Activation” and “window communication foundation Non-HTTP Activation” addons further at section Internet Information Services check all the addons under “Web Management Tools” this is to directly publish WCF from Visual Studio, now press ok wait a while for installation to get completed.

Add MIME Type

At IIS control panel double click on the MIME Types applet. On the Actions menu, click on the Add menu item. A window pops up, enter the following information:

File name extension: .svc
MIME type: application/octet-stream

Add Aspx Mime To Iis

Add Handler Mapping

Mime Type Php Iis

Click again on the Default Web Site node on the left side, then double click on the Handler Mappings applet icon on the right side. On the Actions menu, click on the Add Managed Handler. A window pops up, enter the following information:

Request path: *.svc
Type: System.ServiceModel.Activation.HttpHandler
Name: svc-Integrated

IIS is configured for WCF service now we have to deploy a service.

Iso Mime Type Iis

Now to deploy service Open Visual Studio as Administrator right click on Service project file and click to Publish, Now in newly opened Dialogue Box select Default Application and click the button Create New Web Application name it accordingly and Click Open, if u go through the article properly now Visual Studio should Publish your Service over internet.

Asp Mime Type

PublishDialogue

Note: Make sure windows Firewall have an exception for Secure World Wide Web Service(HTTPS), Windows Communication Foundation and World Wide Web Service(HTTP).