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Hi guys,
I’ve
been using JpegComFrame to access the comment block inside JPGs remotely by
asking for e.g. http://sw.deri.org:8001/Photos/20071009162628.jpg;application%2frdf%2bxml
Now I want to switch over to using XMP and
JpegXMPFrame: but when I run JigAdmin there isn’t the same dual MIME type
options like with JpegComFrame. The only documentation I can find online on
using JpegXMPFrame are single sentences like “This class will read the
XMP marker from a jpeg file and return it depending on the Accept: header”
[1] or “Used to extract XMP from Jpeg images.” [2] From this I can
only guess that it is not possible to simply append the desired MIME type to
the end of the URL, but to create an Accept header in the HTTP request. I’ve
tried the following Java in an attempt to do this programmatically, with no
luck:
URL modelURL = new URL("http://sw.deri.org:8001/Photos/20080201141047.jpg");
HttpURLConnection huc = (HttpURLConnection)modelURL.openConnection();
huc.addRequestProperty("accept", "xmp");
How
exactly do I use the Accept: header to retrieve just the XMP metadata over
HTTP? What MIME type do I need to specify? Is there any documentation anywhere
that could be useful? Help!
Fergal Monaghan,
PhD Candidate,
Digital Enterprise Research Institute,
National University
of Ireland, Galway,
IDA
Business Park,
Lower Dangan,
Galway,
IRELAND.
[1] http://jigsaw.w3.org/Doc/Programmer/api/org/w3c/jigsaw/frames/JpegXMPFrame.html
[2] http://jigsaw.basemirror.de/Doc/Reference/frames.html