I think the latest servlet spec. brings the concept of filters which you
can install as the post-processor for your output streams. Tomcat 4.0
should have support for this (and as far as I remember one sample filter
that comes with it is the GZIP filter).
Also Apache should have a way for this
for your help.
L. QUERAN
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Subject: Re: GZIP, JSP and servlet
I think the latest servlet spec. brings the concept of filters which you
can
Is there a way to gzip the output of a JSP ?
Based on the HTTP Accept-Encoding header field, I open a GZIPOutputStream if
supported by the client browser, and I send the response.getOutputStream in
it. This is within a servlet.
When I just write directly in the GZIPOutputStream, it works fine.
Cécile QUERAN wrote:
Is there a way to gzip the output of a JSP ?
Based on the HTTP Accept-Encoding header field, I open a GZIPOutputStream if
supported by the client browser, and I send the response.getOutputStream in
it. This is within a servlet.
When I just write directly in the
