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What file extensions does Apache pass to Tomcat?

Files processed by Apache are affected by .htaccess settings, whereas files passed to and processed by Tomcat bypass these settings. Below is a list of file extensions for which Apache is responsible. Files not appearing in this list are processed by Tomcat.

• .pl
• .gz
• .au
• .wm
• .rm
• .js
• .rb
• .py
• .php
• .php4
• .php5
• .inc
• .htm
• .jpg
• .gif
• .png
• .tif
• .swf
• .ogg
• .zip
• .tar
• .jar
• .exe
• .css
• .xml
• .rar
• .wma
• .asf
• .rmi
• .wmv
• .3gp
• .avi
• .mp3
• .mpg
• .wav
• .snd
• .mid
• .pdf
• .cgi
• .html
• .jpeg
• .tiff
• .midi
• .mpeg
• .3gpp
• .perl
• .xls

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