I have an Apache-Coyote/1.1 server which likes to send data gip'd. I've
changed the default Accept-Encoding in FireFox from "gzip,deflate" to ""
and "*", and the response Content-Encoding is still "gzip" (should I
be trying something else?). For now I'm assuming that there isn't a way
to force the server not to send compressed binary data.
Can MarkLogic's xdmp:http-get handle gzip Content-Encoding?
I'm getting "Invalid UTF-8 escape sequence, document is not UTF-8
encoded", I believe because it's operating on binary (gzip) data. The
data I'm requesting is xml.
Is there maybe a way to use xdmp:zip-get to re-inflate the stream?
Cheers,
Eric
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