Content types and link translation

The link translation filter checks the content-type header of the request response to determine whether it needs to perform translation on the body of the message. By default, link translation only operates on the HTML documents content group, but you can specify other groups. If no content-type header is present, the filter will look for a content-location header to perform translation. If neither header is present, the filter will look at the file name extension of the requested URL.

Note

• When the Microsoft Outlook Web Access server or the ISA Server computer listens for requests on nonstandard ports, and the configured bridging mode is Secure connection to mail server, you must enable link translation for a content type that includes the following:
  • application/x-javascript
  • text/css
  • text/x-component
  • text/xml
  • .eml
  • .css

You must create a new content type, or modify an existing content type, to include these files and MIME types.

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