> I've developed an Apache::Dynagzip handler for Outlook > Technologies, Inc. to > serve the dynamic content with the option to control the size of the > chunk(s). It works fine (as standing along, and within the > Apache::Filter > Chain). Using the Apache::Dynagzip you have several options > to control your > chunk size(s). You can even control the size of every chunk > from the source > generator: Just send the mask of the end of the chunk to the > Apache::Dynagzip within the outgoing content/stream. (You > might wish to send > your header to the client browser while creating the rest of > the body...) > Otherwise, it is buffering the outgoing stream up to the length of the > chunk's minimum size , which is not less then declared (2K default).
It certainly sounds very promising. Can I find the Apache::Dynagzip handler anywhere - Google returns nothing... > Is your handler Apache::Filter Chain compatible? Not at the moment. But as it is only a content producer, isn't the only requirement, that I insert "$r->filter_register()" somewhere near the top of the handler, before returning any output? At least that is what I did, when I tried to test the Apache::Compress handler (which I didn't succeed in getting to work properly). Nicholas Oxhøj
