Thanks Joe!
Joe Eckard wrote:
On Jan 19, 2007, at 4:43 PM, Adrian Crum wrote:
I found on the Tomcat website a configuration setting for compressing
outgoing html/xml (http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-
doc/config/http.html) but I don't where to configure it in the
embedded version that
On Jan 19, 2007, at 4:43 PM, Adrian Crum wrote:
I found on the Tomcat website a configuration setting for
compressing outgoing html/xml (http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-
doc/config/http.html) but I don't where to configure it in the
embedded version that OFBiz uses.
It's under http-c
I found on the Tomcat website a configuration setting for compressing outgoing
html/xml (http://tomcat.apache.org/tomcat-5.5-doc/config/http.html) but I don't
where to configure it in the embedded version that OFBiz uses.
David E. Jones wrote:
The best way I've seen to handle this sort of t
Adrian,
> The zipped pages browser setting doesn't address the fundamental issue I
> presented: OFBiz servers are pushing out a lot of unnecessary markup.
I'd guess there won't be too much unnecessary "whitespaces" (is this what you mean by unnecessary
markup?). But I don't know. Someone could
Oh wait. I misread what you said. You're suggesting zipped pages sent out from
the server that the browser can unzip. Gotcha. Great idea. Thanks.
Adrian Crum wrote:
As I mentioned in another email, I was just making an observation. It's
food for thought.
The zipped pages browser setting doe
As I mentioned in another email, I was just making an observation. It's food for
thought.
The zipped pages browser setting doesn't address the fundamental issue I
presented: OFBiz servers are pushing out a lot of unnecessary markup.
It would be interesting to try out an OFBiz installation whe
The best way I've seen to handle this sort of thing is to take
advantage of the fact that pretty much all browsers support zipped
pages. I haven't set this sort of thing up in a LONG time, but there
are probably ways to do it with Tomcat, and definitely ways to do it
with the Apache web s
Just for grins, I inserted <#compress> FTL directives in the Party
Manager FTL files to see how much smaller the markup would be. Results:
Before compress - 45k
After compress - 35k
33% less markup.
The drawback is, some of the layout seems to depend on some of the FTL
whitespace, so the page
Jonathon -- Improov wrote:
Adrian,
I don't understand what you mean by "OFBiz servers are spewing out
unnecessary stuff". Those FTLs with unnecessary whitespaces are probably
coded that way (by mistake or otherwise), not generated and spewed by
some servers.
The point I was making is that a
Adrian,
I don't understand what you mean by "OFBiz servers are spewing out unnecessary stuff". Those FTLs
with unnecessary whitespaces are probably coded that way (by mistake or otherwise), not generated
and spewed by some servers.
As for indentation, I recall the "best practices" page for co
After spending some time examining the unintentional formatting changes in my
patch files, I discovered that my editor automatically strips off unnecessary
white space at the end of every line. I can't find a way to shut it off, so I'll
have to switch to another IDE.
At first I was upset that
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