On 17 Jul 2006, at 10:29, Daniel Pfeifer wrote:
Hi Mark,
according to our own experience, zip-compression is very CPU
intensive.
For ULC, you can turn off zip-compression for client-server
communication.
This will reduce the CPU load but obviously the message size will
become
larger. Section 4.5 of the ULC Extension Guide explains, how you can
turn off zip-compression -> you should use the
"TrivialCarrierStreamProvider"
in this case.
Turning off Canoo compression and using Java SPEED compression makes
our code faster, but we also have a Filer which uploads a files which
is now slower.
Can we tell whether Canoo's compression is set programatically and
can we control it on a transaction basis.
MArk
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