Hi,
There is a GZip-ServletFilter found in the AppFuse Project as an
example. Using a filter makes the zipping completely transparent to the
server side code.
Futher literature:
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2003/11/19/filters.html
Cheers, Mika
Henry Minsky schrieb:
Summary: add new XML data responder
New Features: adds lzt=xmldata request type, which returns
server-proxied
XML data as XML text
Bugs Fixed:
Technical Reviewer: osteele
QA Reviewer: mdavis
Doc Reviewer:
Documentation:
Release Notes:
Details:
This changeset is in preparation for changing the LPS server from
using SWF-encoding for data requests to sending the dtaa as XML text
which will be parsed by the client. Thus, the server will be acting
more purely as an XML proxy server.
This changeset adds two new classes, XMLDataCache and XMLGrabber,
which mirror DataCache and XMLConverter. The lzt=xmldata is similar to
the lzt=data requests, except that instead of encoding the data as
swf, it is returned as the XML text, with header info included. The
XML returned is identical to what is constructed by the lzt=data swf
file, except that namespace information is more carefully preserved.
This changeset doesn't yet address server gzip compression of the
data. I'm not sure if this can be addressed completely by the servlet
container, or if we will need to do the compression within the LPS
responder.
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