I wrote a web service that respond JSON content lower than 1K. Which one of this compression strategy is the best?
how to enable HTTP com开发者_如何学编程pression for a website which is already build and running currently in Production
What is the best practice for compressing the communication of a WCF service having message security enabled, that is not hosted on IIS and uses HTTP as transfer protocol?
I\'ve been trying to implement HTTP compression on a few of my sites for some time now. I\'ve tried implementing HTTP compression using variations on the following two techniques:
currently working on a site - we enabled compression was in iis6 on friday. also some css / javascript files have been minified...
i have a quite strange request: i want to \"compress\" all the output from a rails app; with this i do not mean gzip or any similar compression, i mean to reformat the whole output (preferably with ap
I asked this question before the final WP7 platform was released and never received a definitive answer from the team - it appears that the http stack in WP7 DOES NOT support compression. The way I fo
I currently have both static and dynamic compression configured. The static compression is working, however the dynamic compression, when checked through YSlow and Fiddler, is not working.
For an ASP.NET 4.0 / IIS7 web app, I would like to support compressed HTTP requ开发者_运维技巧ests. Basically, I would like to support clients that would add Content-Encoding: gzip in the request head
I wrote a piece of Rack Middleware to automatically unzip compressed request bodies.The code seems to be working just fine, but when I plug it into my rails app, I get a failure \"Invalid JSON\" from
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