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Q: Why doesn't my IIS 4.0 server return the mime type text/xml for files with the extension .xml. A: IIS 4.0 doesn't have the .xml extension mapped to any mime type by default. To map the mime type follow these instructions: - Open MMC with the Internet Information Server Snapin.
- Right Click on the web server that you want to set the mime type for. Note that this is a per server configuration not a per web site configuration.
- Choose properties from the drop down list
- On the Internet Information Server tab under computer MIME map click on file types.
- Create the mapping
- Wayne Berry | Articles |  | Sep 22, 2005 - Implementing Remote Calling Without Using AJAX | | Right now the latest buzzword around town is AJAX. AJAX is an acronym for Asynchronous JavaScript and XML and is a method used to implement remote calling. The problem is that AJAX is only implemented in ASP.NET 2.0. This article will show you one way to implement remote calling without using AJAX or the XMLHttpRequest object. The technique outlined can even be used from classic ASP and is sufficient for most remote calling needs.
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| | | | Aug 3, 2005 - SQL Server 2005 XQuery and XML-DML - Part 1 | | Microsoft SQL Server 2005 now offers great support for and close integration with XML as a data persistence format. In the first article of his series examining this new support, Alex Homer offers an overview of how SQL Server 2005 stores XML documents and schemas, examines how it supports querying and manipulating XML documents, and provides a simple test application that allows you to experiment with XQuery.
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