Trigger edit red screen - missing xml mime types from installation?

trying to edit some trigger code - red screen displays. I've seen this in the 'regular' htmldb when the two AddType lines were not added to the httpd.conf file. But in OracleXE Windows, where would I find these to check or add to what file?
Wayne Linton

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