I had the pleasure to find either an APEX bug or to find out that I'm unable to create packed applications! :O
After I installed my example application from http://apex.oracle.com/ on my local machine. I got a strange error after I edited an automatic installed javascript file:
The resource from this URL is not text: http://#SERVER_NAME#:8080/apex/wwv_flow_file_mgr.get_file?p_security_group_id=4257722764435732&p_flow_id=12000&p_fname=json.js
I checked the file again and found out that the "mime type" changed to: text/x-c
Normally it is: text/x-js
I uploaded/replaced a couple of installed javascript files to show you the difference:
All installed javascript files got this new mime type and they all worked properly until I changed something inside these files (in APEX).
As you see html and sql files got the right mime type even after the import.
Is this a known issue? Did I export and import something wrong?
I use the newest version of APEX 3.2 inside a XE database.
After I installed my example application from http://apex.oracle.com/ on my local machine. I got a strange error after I edited an automatic installed javascript file:
The resource from this URL is not text: http://#SERVER_NAME#:8080/apex/wwv_flow_file_mgr.get_file?p_security_group_id=4257722764435732&p_flow_id=12000&p_fname=json.js
I checked the file again and found out that the "mime type" changed to: text/x-c
Normally it is: text/x-js
I uploaded/replaced a couple of installed javascript files to show you the difference:
All installed javascript files got this new mime type and they all worked properly until I changed something inside these files (in APEX).
As you see html and sql files got the right mime type even after the import.
Is this a known issue? Did I export and import something wrong?
I use the newest version of APEX 3.2 inside a XE database.