[contentaction] Switch x-maemo-urischeme to linux desktop x-scheme-ha…

…ndler. Contributes to JB#41792

src/doc.h

@@ -24,7 +24,7 @@ Actions can target one of the following:
 -# MIME types (\c image/jpeg)
 -# Tracker-query based conditions (\c x-maemo-nepomuk/contact)
 -# regular expressions (\c x-maemo-highlight/phonenumber)
--# URI schemes (\c x-maemo-urischeme/mailto)
+-# URI schemes (\c x-scheme-handler/mailto)
 
 \section detaileddescription Detailed description
 
@@ -242,8 +242,8 @@ More information:
 The libcontentaction library is also able to dispatch URIs based on the scheme
 (ContentAction::Action::actionsForScheme).  To this end, applications can
 define that they handle a custom MIME type, for example,
-\c x-maemo-urischeme/http.  When actionsForScheme("http://www.example.com") is
-called, applications declaring \c x-maemo-urischeme/http appear in the list of
+\c x-scheme-handler/http.  When actionsForScheme("http://www.example.com") is
+called, applications declaring \c x-scheme-handler/http appear in the list of
 applicable actions.  When launched, an action gets the string
 "http://www.example.com" as a parameter.
 
@@ -298,7 +298,7 @@ MimeType=x-maemo-nepomuk/contact;
 ;; 3. pre-defined regexps for the highlighter
 MimeType=x-maemo-highlight/phonenumber;
 ;; 4. URI schemes
-MimeType=x-maemo-urischeme/mailto;
+MimeType=x-scheme-handler/mailto;
 
 ;; Defining how to trigger the action:
 ;; 1. invoke a MApplication based program by calling

src/mime.cpp

@@ -134,7 +134,7 @@ namespace ContentAction {
 
 using namespace ContentAction::Internal;
 
-const QString UriSchemeMimeClass("x-maemo-urischeme/");
+const QString UriSchemeMimeClass("x-scheme-handler/");
 
 static const QString DesktopFileMimeType("application/x-desktop");
 
@@ -553,8 +553,8 @@ Action Action::defaultActionForScheme(const QString& uri)
 
 /// Returns all actions handling the scheme of the given \a uri.  The uri
 /// scheme is mapped to mime types by prefixing it with \c
-/// "x-maemo-urischeme/".  For example an email client may declare to handle
-/// the \c "x-maemo-urischeme/mailto" mimetype and a browser then just
+/// "x-scheme-handler/".  For example an email client may declare to handle
+/// the \c "x-scheme-handler/mailto" mimetype and a browser then just
 /// triggers the returned Action to activate a \c mailto: link.
 QList<Action> Action::actionsForScheme(const QString& uri)
 {

tests/applications/emailer.desktop

@@ -5,4 +5,4 @@ Exec=echo "emailer with params:" %U
 Terminal=false
 Type=Application
 NotShowIn=X-MeeGo;
-MimeType=x-maemo-highlight/email;x-maemo-urischeme/mailto;
+MimeType=x-maemo-highlight/email;x-scheme-handler/mailto;

tests/applications/mimeinfo.cache

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ text/plain=uberexec.desktop;ubermeego.desktop;ubermimeopen.desktop;unterexec.des
 audio/mpeg=complexmusic.desktop
 audio/*=plainmusicplayer.desktop
 x-maemo-nepomuk/music-piece=complexmusic.desktop
-x-maemo-urischeme/mailto=emailer.desktop
+x-scheme-handler/mailto=emailer.desktop
 x-maemo-highlight/email-address=emailer.desktop;
 x-maemo-highlight/http-url=browser.desktop;
 x-maemo-highlight/ftp-url=browser.desktop;