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Hi Daniel,
Both Apache and IIS can do compression as well. Unfortunately I don't know
how to enable it (I've just heard about it at MXDU) so I cannot give you
any more info other than saying it can be done.
Hope this still helps...
Vik
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I just read a terrific article by Charles Arehart about filters
http://www.systemanage.com/presentations/Augmenting_Application.cfm_with_Filters.pdf
and the bit that really caught my attention was the bit about compression
filters, which allow your cfserver to compress the output of the processed
cfm pages before sending it down the pipe, making it really small for extra
speed of download.
Unfortunately tho, it is relevant to cfmx only.
I was wondering if any of you guys had had any experience with this kind of
thing in regard to cf5?
Daniel Morphett
Web Developer, DBA
www.daemon.com.au
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