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On every ServiceStack <a href="http://mono.servicestack.net/json/metadata?op=Hello" rel="nofollow noreferrer">/metadata page</a> lists the different ways a client can request a specific Content-Type: <blockquote> To override the Content-type in your clients HTTP Accept Header, append ?format=xml or add .format extension </blockquote> E.g. The client can specify your custom ContentType with ?format=x-my-content-type, adding <code>.x-my-content-type</code> extension or by specifying the HTTP Header (in the HttpClient): <blockquote> Accept: application/x-my-content-type </blockquote> Otherwise if your HttpClient doesn't send an Accept header you can specify the default content type in your AppHost with: <pre><code>SetConfig(new HostConfig { DefaultContentType = "application/x-my-content-type" }); </code></pre> Note: All Configuration options in ServiceStack are set on <code>HostConfig</code>. The issue when calling web services from a web browser is that they typically ask for <code>Accept: text/html</code> which by contract ServiceStack obliges by returning back HTML if it is enabled. To ensure your Content-Type is always returned you may also want to disable the HTML feature with: <pre><code>SetConfig(new HostConfig { EnableFeatures = Feature.All.Remove(Feature.Html), }); </code></pre> Otherwise if you want to override the Accept header you can force your service to always return your Content-Type by decorating your Response DTO inside a HttpResult, i.e: <pre><code>return new HttpResult(dto, "application/x-my-content-type"); </code></pre> Otherwise anywhere outside of your Service (e.g. Request/Response filter) you can set the Response ContentType anywhere that has access to a <code>IHttpRequest</code> with: <pre><code>httpReq.ResponseContentType = "application/x-my-content-type"; </code></pre>
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