Okay... It was hard to decide where this thread belongs. What content-type should I use for WML files (wap files)? Is it okay with text/html, or do I need something else in style "text/wml"?<!--content-->the mime type should be 'text/vnd.wap.wml;' and then you choose the charset that you're using (just choose from the normal charset's which can be one of these (<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://developer.openwave.com/htmldoc/32w/devguide/i18n2.html#554094">http://developer.openwave.com/htmldoc/3 ... tml#554094</a><!-- m -->) 
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WML = text/vnd.wap.wml (WML)<br />
WMLS = text/vnd.wap.wmlscript (WMLScript)<br />
WBMP = image/vnd.wap.wbmp (WML BMP)<br />
if you happen to need the others<!--content-->WML is a strict language, with a lot of special rules that must be followed compared to HTML code.<br />
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There is no room for error. Check your code very carefully.<!--content-->I know that WML is very strict... Stricter than XML. I found a WML validator on the web.<br />
I was just asking for the MIME type in hope of being able to combinate Perl CGI and WML.<br />
Thank you for your replies.<!--content-->
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WML = text/vnd.wap.wml (WML)<br />
WMLS = text/vnd.wap.wmlscript (WMLScript)<br />
WBMP = image/vnd.wap.wbmp (WML BMP)<br />
if you happen to need the others
<!--content-->WML is a strict language, with a lot of special rules that must be followed compared to HTML code.<br /><br />
There is no room for error. Check your code very carefully.<!--content-->I know that WML is very strict... Stricter than XML. I found a WML validator on the web.<br />
I was just asking for the MIME type in hope of being able to combinate Perl CGI and WML.<br />
Thank you for your replies.<!--content-->