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Set proper content type for xml returned from echo server #88
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The content type on the data being returned from the echo server was
application/octet-stream, as we were just passing the headers from the server-side call to retrieve the xml document through to the client. IE 10 couldn't figure out that it should be treating the response as xml. Setting the content-type header in the case that the requested type is xml resolved the issue.