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Modou Dia commented on COCOON-2368:
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Sorry, but by "request response flow", I suppose you mean the process followed
by a request ?
If it's true, I schematized below flows.
- Case 1: work in Safari ( http://test-v4.pleade.com/test.mp4 )
Web Browser ==> Apache Server (2.4) ==> test.mp4 ==> Apache Server ==> Web
Browser
- Case 2: not work in Safari (
http://test-v4.pleade.com/functions/ead/detached/docs/test.mp4 )
Web Browser ==> Apache Server (2.4) ==> AJP Connector ==> Tomcat ==> Cocoon ==>
Reader Pipeline ==> test.mp4 ==> Reader Pipeline ==> Cocoon ==> Tomcat ==> AJP
Connector ==> Apache Server ==> Web Browser
- Case 3: (same as case 2 but without Apache and AJP) : not work in Safari (
http://test-v4.pleade.com:8205/pleade/functions/ead/detached/docs/test.mp4 )
Web Browser ==> Tomcat ==> Cocoon ==> Reader Pipeline ==> test.mp4 ==> Reader
Pipeline ==> Cocoon ==> Tomcat ==> Web Browser
In our sitemap, we call the reader pipeline like this:
<map:pipeline id="binary-files" type="noncaching">
<map:match type="regexp"
pattern="functions/ead(\d*)/detached/(.*)">
<map:read src="${pleade.eadeac.fs-files}/{2}"/>
</map:match>
</map:pipeline>
Thanks !
> Impossible to read MP4 file in Safari (desktop and IOS) with Cocoon 2.1.12
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>
> Key: COCOON-2368
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/COCOON-2368
> Project: Cocoon
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: * Cocoon Core, Blocks: (Undefined)
> Affects Versions: 2.1.12
> Reporter: Modou Dia
> Priority: Major
>
> Hello,
> I try to load a MP4 File with a Cocoon Reader. It works well in all major
> browsers except Safari (desktop and IOS).
> Referring to this thread :
> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30199261/why-wont-safari-play-file-without-extension-in-video/51901198#51901198,
> I overloaded the default Reader' by forcing cocoon to add a Byte Range
> header (and 206 status code) ... It still does not work.
> For being sure to avoid encode problems, I have tried the same mp4 file
> directly and only with an Apache Server. It is loaded well in Safari and all
> other browsers.
> Last point, if the reader pipeline is cached or not (or if the browser cache
> is empty or not) the behaviour is completely different following browser
> used. In all cases, with Safari it never works.
> Thank you for you helps .
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