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Expand Up @@ -1515,7 +1515,7 @@ \subsection{\elem{TABLEDATA} Serialization}
then the item is assumed to contain no data.
Valid representations of values in a cell, depending on their
\attr{datatype}, are detailed in \Aref{sec:datatypes}.
If the {\elem{TD}} element is empty ({\verb|<TD/>| or \verb|<TD></TD>|)
If the {\elem{TD}} element is empty ({\verb|<TD/>| or \verb|<TD></TD>|})
the cell is considered to contain no data, i.e.\ to be null.

If a cell contains an array of numbers or a complex number,
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In the HTTP protocol (RFC 2616), the MIME type is the value specified by the
{\textsf{Content-Type:}} header. The recommended MIME type describing
a VOTable document is {\literalvalue{\textsf{application/x-votable+xml}}:
a VOTable document is {\literalvalue{\textsf{application/x-votable+xml}}}:
the {\bf x-} prefix indicates an experimental type, and
is required for non-registered media types; and the
{\bf+xml} suffix (defined by RFC 3023 section 7)
indicates that the type describes a specialization of XML.
This type may be accompanied by an optional parameter
{\literalvalue{\textsf{serialization}}
{\literalvalue{\textsf{serialization}}}
with a value specifying the serialization type used for table data within the
document, one of TABLEDATA, FITS, BINARY or BINARY2,
interpreted case-insensitively.
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