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c# – Is there a library that gets the media type and subtype out of a HttpWebResponse/WebResponse ContentType? – Stack Overflow

Posted by jpluimers on 2014/04/16

Just asked this on SO: C# – Is there a library that gets the media type and subtype out of a HttpWebResponse/WebResponse ContentType?.

Anyone here or at G+ that has a hint?

The [WayBack] ContentType property of [WayBack] (Http)WebResponse [WayBack] maps to the HTTP/1.1 [WayBack] Content-Type which is a [WayBack] Media-Type that contains a type/subtype optionally followed by parameters which are [WayBack] attribute=value pairs.

I’m mainly interested in the type/subtype and the [WayBack] charset parameter.

The charset is mapped from [WayBack] HttpWebRequest.CharacterSet.

Is there a library that just retrieves the media type/subtype of the [WayBack] ContentType?

–jeroen

via: [WayBack] c# – Is there a library that gets the media type and subtype out of a HttpWebResponse/WebResponse ContentType? – Stack Overflow.

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