current now i used response to return a xml file . but seems the performance is not good when file is lager.
I can\'t get static or dynamic compression to work on a new server for .ASP, .JS or .CSS files. I\'m running Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard 64 bit.Under IIS Role Services, I have ASP installed, as w
I\'m running a Rails 3.1.1 application on Heroku Cedar. By default this stack doesn\'t 开发者_如何学JAVAGzip and set Expires Headers on assets.
I am checking this link, which explains for zipping data. But the problem is, cant find the GZIPFilter jar
I\'m using curl to fetch a webpage, I need to detect if the response is gzip or not. This works perfectly fine if Content-Encoding is specified in the response headers, but some servers instead retu
Does a gzip contains an archive of the referenced assets, such as external JS, CSS, and images or does it only compress the one file?
I\'ve found this snippet, which seems to do the job, but I can\'t understand why it uses StringIO. Isn\'t f already a file-like object? What is the need to read it, then make it look like a file ag开发
I\'m trying to write a rake task to scan through some zipped up log files and extract some data that i can then use to update 开发者_StackOverflow中文版some database records.Because of space limitatio
How would one decode a server response that is 1) transfer-encode: chunked 2) content-type: gzip I need to do this manually and can\'t just use curl to send the request. I need to decode from the r
I have been toiling for days to get gzip compression working on the websites I have on my shared hosting server. I\'ve had a certain level of success but sadly .css and .js files are being left out, d
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