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Henri Gomez commented on XMLRPC-79:
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Right, you should do instead :
setGzipCompressing(false) ;
setGzipRequesting(true) ;
Tell us more.
Also be sure Tomcat 5.x has compress
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Inaki Ortiz commented on XMLRPC-79:
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> So I suggest you stay with uncompressed request but keep advantage of
> compressed reply,
> since generally you get more datas in repl
2006/4/17, Jochen Wiedmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Henri Gomez (JIRA) wrote:
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> > GZIP response compression is only available to HTTP 1.1 clients.
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> I am sorry, Henri, but I disagree with you on that.
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> The main difference between HTTP 1.1 and HTTP 1.0 in that aspect is the
> possibility to use
Henri Gomez (JIRA) wrote:
> GZIP response compression is only available to HTTP 1.1 clients.
I am sorry, Henri, but I disagree with you on that.
The main difference between HTTP 1.1 and HTTP 1.0 in that aspect is the
possibility to use chunked encoding or not. However, if chunked encoding
canno
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Henri Gomez commented on XMLRPC-79:
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GZIP response compression is only available to HTTP 1.1 clients.
If Sun or XML-RPC support a full HTTP 1.1 client, no problem with it bu
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Inaki commented on XMLRPC-79:
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The idea behind this is that I want to make use of compression both in the
client (request) and the server (response). If I disable the request
comp
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Henri Gomez commented on XMLRPC-79:
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Could you try with disabling request compression :
config.setGzipRequesting(false);
Did you use direct HTTP connection or did you got th
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Inaki commented on XMLRPC-79:
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Sorry, I forgot to mention that I updated the web.xml file accordingly so that
the user-defined subclass is properly registered within the web applic
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Inaki commented on XMLRPC-79:
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Right. I have derived a subclass to XmlRpcServlet and have overwritten
init(ServletConfig pConfig) and newXmlRpcHandlerMapping() methods.
No matter
