I'm trying to read the mime types file with Java Properties to get the appropriate mime type according to a files extension. However, the file is laid out such that I can only get the file extension for a mime type not the other way round.
For example:
text/html html htm
as opposed to the desired format:
html htm text/html
Therefore, if I read it with a Properties object like so:
mimeTypes.getProperty("text/html");
I would get html and htm but if I do it the other round:
mimeTypes.getProperty("html");
I would not get text/html which is what I want. So, is there anyway to get the key by providing the key's value?
Thanks for any help and sorry if question is out of order or anything.
Cheers
EDIT:
No, I will not be using this:
FileNameMap fileNameMap = URLConnection.getFileNameMap();
String mimeType = fileNameMap.getContentTypeFor(filename);
I want to do it the long way because I'm hardcore like that :)
you can use the entrySet() function to get the Mappings (key,value). Then iterate over that set. I don't think there is a direct method in the collections api to get a key from value.
It sounds like you want to read in the mimetypes file, parse it, and put it into a "reversed" HashMap of extension:type (rather than type:extensions). You could still read it in with Properties, just once you have it, you would then need to parse it into the reversed HashMap. I think this would make your code much cleaner.
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