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Example: The MIME type text/html is mapped to extension html. The type application/x-javascript is mapped to extension js.
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The example above shows just two types. Magnolia configures many more MIME types by default.
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By default, Magnolia tries to respond to every request, even if the MIME type is not configured. To restrict responses to configured MIME types only, add a registeredExtensionsOnly property to the contentType filter configuration:
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To force content type matching, add the validateContentType property in server/filters/contentType and set the value to true.
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