MimeCheck

is an signed Applet to find out just what MIME
types a server is sending for a given URL. MIME
types are sometimes known as "content types",
e.g. text/plain or application/x-java-jnlp-file.

You can also run it standalone as an application
with

        java -jar mimecheck.jar

It also tells you what it should be sending.

You can invoke it as an applet with an optional
URL parameter you want automatically checked.

<applet code="com.mindprod.mimecheck.MimeCheck"
archive="../mimecheck.jar"
width="550" height="230"
alt="Sorry no Java">
  <param name="URL" value="http://mindprod.com/esper.jnlp">
  Sorry No Java
</applet>

May be freely used for any purpose but military.
Java source code Included.

For more information on MIME types see
http://mindprod.com/jgloss/mime.html

Version 1.1 is faster. It just gets the document
headers rather than the whole document to check
the mime type.

version 1.2 adds an optional URL parameter to make the
Applet come up and automatically check a URL.

Version 1.3 makes makes it clearer when the Applet
is busy checking the server.

Version 1.4 handles .jsp .asp and allows invoking
purely via URL at http://mindprod.com/urlcheck.html.

Verison 1.5 was just some internal tidying.

Version 1.6 changed the MIME type for *.class files to
match common usage. Added about box.

Version 1.7 adds more MS MIME types.

Version 1.8 adds a large number of new MIME types.