Dude - I think this is best done with a plug-in at the webserver level.....
much easier to accomplish.
I think Apache has this available.
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> Subject: Compressing output
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> I need to convert a php script to jsp.
>
> In php i buffer all output to the page so that nothing is sent. I can then
> gzip the output for the whole page and send it to the browser (for those
> that support gzip)
>
> I need to do a similar thing if possible using JSP and/ or stand alone
> classes/beans.
>
> Can anyone point me in the right direction.
>
> Thanks for your help
> Tony Leake
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