Re: XHTML Mobile Profile support?

Hmm. I guess I don't know as much about content negotiation as I thought I did.

I was under the impression that I needed a different media type for each type
of content that I wish to negotiate on.

I have my server configured to set the quality factor for HTML, XHTML,
and WAP (XHTML MP) documents according to my preference for
how they're served, thusly:

AddType text/html;level=4;charset=utf-8;qs=1.00 .html
AddType application/xhtml+xml;level=1;charset=utf-8;qs=1.0 .xhtml
AddType application/xhtml+xml;level=2;charset=utf-8;qs=1.0 .xhtml2
AddType application/vnd.wap.xhtml+xml;charset=utf-8;qs=0.9 .wap

If I were to serve XHTML and XHTML MP documents with the MIME type
application/xhtml+xml, then how would clients and my server
negotiate properly between the two?

And while the validator lists XHTML Basic 1.0 as a document type, there is no
entry for XHTML Mobile Profile in the extended interface. Doesn't that
mean that it can't validate against this profile?

----- Original Message ----- 
I guess you mean support for the application/vnd.wap.xhtml+xml type. If
you deliver your documents as application/xhtml+xml the validator
supports the XHTML Mobile Profile, just like any other proprietary
document type. I would suggest to lobby the Open Mobile Alliance to
register the MIME type... Even though I somewhat miss the point of
having this MIME type in the first place, implementations are required