Don Baccus wrote:
On Apr 12, 2008, at 8:46 AM, Brett Schwarz wrote:
For *my* application, I would have the config params do the decision
almost all of the time. However, I concede that other people's use
cases may be different...so I think a hook into the compression
decision making from application code is a good idea. I believe what I
proposed covers the bases...although the details would need to be
worked out...
I agree with this, too.
Tying in with a different thread, my suggestion for an improvement would
be to ship AOLserver should with (or alongside) a standard/sample
library that is intended to be looked at and tweaked (the standard
library that ships currently is boilerplate). This standard library
could include a filter proc to call 'ns_conn gzip 1' (or however it is
exposed at the tcl level) based on the config file setting.
Another thing to include in this standard library could be compatibility
code for the old thread configuration directives mapping them onto the
new 4.5 thread configuration commands.
-J
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