right, I checked the 4.1 docs and removed the MimeTypes attribute and it
still doesn't compress.
So i set compression="5" to have it compress any output length > 5 bytes
be compressed. still didn't work.
any other hints? thanks much for your replies.
>Yet another reason to upgrade
Posted this problem last week:
I tried tomcat 5 (jdk142) and 5.5 (jdk15) but our servlet doesn't return
any output (compression disabled) from a POST (content-length always 0),
I'm assuming we have to recompile w/the new servlet-api.jar, or we are
having some other strange runtime problem. this production servlet works
on a number of web servers since 2000. The output is persisted to a
file, so i know that much works, just not returned to the client. nothing
in logs.
I understand this type of queston is too open ended .... to get any
response. sorry.
Dave Been
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10/22/2004 09:27 AM
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Hi,
>I looked at the docs and added to my 8080 non-SSL Connector in
server.xml
>(tomcat 4.1.3) the following:
>
> compression="force"
> compressableMimeType="text/html,text/xml,*/*"
Look at the docs again. The attributes for Tomcat 4.1 and 5.x are
different. The former doesn't have a compressableMimeTypes attribute.
Yet another reason to upgrade.
Yoav
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