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jeb1217
#1 Posted : Sunday, 13 March 2011 1:49:42 PM(UTC)
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I have been playing around with GSP and Silverlight v3 and v4. I did get Smooth Streaming with Variable Bit Rates to work and it turned out to be pretty easy. I used a v4 XAP file for the media player and mapped the .ismc file as a MIME type (text/xml) and then went to the BroswerTemplate table and mapped the MIME to the HTML Template (no Script Template was needed). I can just place the encoded files into a directory and they sync it to GSP. I do need to manually assign the thumbnail but that is no big deal.

I then went on to 'Deepzoom'. I have a XAP for that also and it uses XML files for mapping the images to resolutions. That is where I ran into problems. Its MIME type is also text/XML but I need to map it to a different HTML Template. Any suggestions on how to do this? Maybe assign one to text/plain and the other to text/xml?
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Roger Martin
#2 Posted : Sunday, 13 March 2011 6:39:43 PM(UTC)
Roger Martin

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DeepZoom - cool. I've been wanting to play around with adding that but haven't yet found the time. If you end up with something that you think would be a good addition as a core GSP feature, consider sharing it.

Let me see if I understand the issue: You have two file types (.ismc and .xap) that are both text/xml and you want a different HTML template for each. Is that right?

Since browser templates are keyed off of MIME types, you will have to map each file type to a different MIME type (like you suggested). You may have to edit the IIS settings to map the new MIME type to whatever behavior is associated with text/xml.
Roger Martin
Creator and Lead Developer of Gallery Server Pro
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