now... it helps to talk to folks... dumb me of having forgotten that
part.
Still, the original question: what is the process to enrich such a
table?, remains fully open.
What if MicroSoft tries to convince their office-xml to be one of
these ?
or or or ??
Who would be talked about?
thanks again Greg... at least that proves that Java is bravely trying
to live at the internet era but still has to resign to local customs
of platforms.
So I understand that, as standardization body, we'll have to say
"that's the encoding name", no mime-type... and let, then, java
application programmers, do the tricks stated on top of this file
which allows them to enrich flavormap.properties.
paul
Le 22 nov. 07 à 22:25, Greg Guerin a écrit :
Paul Libbrecht wrote:
I still believe MIME-types are correct but now I want to know how
MIME-types are mapped to clipboard-names, on the Mac...
How to add to this mapping?
Note the mention of a "flavormap.properties" file, which does exist
on Mac
OS X, inside the JavaVM.framework folder.
You might also want to google related dnd classes. I found
SystemFlavorMap
pretty quickly, and then it was just a question of looking inside
JavaVM.framework.
On the other hand, you might have to do some decompiling of Mac-
specific
classes.
-- GG
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