Hey Vinod,
Wildfire also uses jzlib for stream compression. Since Wildfire is an open
source server you can take a peek at the code.
Regards,
-- Gato
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On 2/27/06, Vinod Panicker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
Has
Hi,
On 2/27/06, Gaston Dombiak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Vinod,
Wildfire also uses jzlib for stream compression. Since Wildfire is an open
source server you can take a peek at the code.
I took a look at SocketConnection.java, where ZOutputStream is being
used. Have you tested for
Hey Vinod,
Stream compression was tested against 3 clients that none of them is written
in Java. The clients are: Exodus, Pandion and MiniClient. Smack library also
supports stream compression but we are also using jzlib in Smack so that one
doesn't count for you. :)
Regards,
-- Gato
fyi: when using the ICSharpZipLib with .net I found that the one
stream constructor's logic was in fact reversed! So I'd say test it
with the boolean missing, and true, and false.
On 2/27/06, Gaston Dombiak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hey Vinod,
Stream compression was tested against 3 clients
Norman Rasmussen schrieb:
fyi: when using the ICSharpZipLib with .net I found that the one
stream constructor's logic was in fact reversed! So I'd say test it
with the boolean missing, and true, and false.
here is the code of my socket class which is using the ICSharpZipLib and
which was
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