Hi,
since the issue has been raised on cocoon-users I've been hacking on serializers which automatically gzip compress the (cocoon) produced html before it is send to the browser on the client side. BTW: this should also reduce the size of the cache dir since the stored html is compressed. Since I've no more clues on this but it's not ready for the patch queue either I'm sending this to cocoon-dev, hoping someone else might give it a try. Anyway. What I've done is taking HTMLSerializer and creating an GZIPOutputStream before the outputstream is handed over to the XSL TransformerHandler. There are still two major issues with this however. The GZIPSerializer needs to set the Content-encoding header of the response. But Serializers have no setup() function like generators or transformers (see SitemapModelComponent interface) and so they don't get the environment. My solution for this is to implement SitemapModelComponent interface anyway and let AbstractProcessingPipeline test if the used serializer implements this interface and call the setup function then. Second major issue is that this serializer only works sometimes. For example the welcome page works as well as the examples page, but none of the documentation page works. They simply produce an invalid gzip format but I'm unable to find out why. (somehow the trailer is not send) [the diff's / files are attached to this mail] Regards, Jens Lorenz -- jens.lorenz at interface-projects dot de interface:projects GmbH \\|// Tolkewitzer Strasse 49 (o o) 01277 Dresden ~~~~oOOo~(_)~oOOo~~~~ Germany
gzipserializer.zip
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