Yes, I use IIS6 built in GZip compression with Flex with no problems.
We're using Flex WebServices and HttpServices against .NET Web
Services. I did have to manually edit the IIS6 Metabase.xml to include
ASMX and ASHX in the list of dynamically compressible extensions. The
configuration required messy several steps, I followed the walk-through at:
http://weblogs.asp.net/owscott/archive/2004/01/12/57916.aspx
- Kelly
ajudah987 wrote:
Has anyone got any of the Webserver http compression tools working with
Flex. I am trying to get the Remote object return stream, application/x-
amf stream compressed from my webserver without much luck. I have tried
IIS6's default methods but they are limited to file types not mime
types. I have trialed Port80's httpZip but this does not seem to work
for the above mime type. It does work for the initial swf file but i
loose the progress dialogue. Pulling my hair out trying to find a
solution. Any advice or help would be appreciated.
Cheers,
AJ
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