Assuming you are using httpd, mod_deflate should work fine. The
browser should decompress it for you.
All I had to do to get compressed responses was add the:
Set outputfilter deflate
Config to httpd.conf
And I was good to go. Compressing requests was another matter
entirely, but the code fixes for that have been accepted, I believe,
and should also be relatively easy, if needed.
On Oct 2, 2009, at 7:11 AM, "Sam Carleton"
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scarleton@...> wrote:
> I am wondering, my Axis2/C server returns some large data sets to
> the .Net client. To make development easier, the WSDL element names
> are a bit long and verbose, but that adds useless size to an already
> large dataset.
>
> Is it possible to use something like mod_gzip to compress the
> results of the result set? If so is there something special I would
> need to do on the client side, which is a web browser, or will the
> web browser decompress it before giving it to the Silverlight
> application? Anyone know?
>
> Sam
