So... The only compression I know of is resin has a GZIP filter on it.
But that means that everything is being GZIP'd, which is what I see in
the headers for all requests (both to wicket /host/app/... and to non-
wicket resources /host/css/...).
I believe this (the wicket-generated wicket-aj
I searched Resin Accept-Encoding and looks like I found your papernapkin
paste: http://www.papernapkin.org/pastebin/view/4871/
The response header had: Transfer-Encoding: chunked, which would mean that
the server is doing on the fly compression and no content-length will ever
be sent. Perhaps res
I'm running wicket (1.2.6) on both Jetty and Resin (3.0.25).
Everything appears to work correctly on Jetty. However, on Resin, when
requesting the wicket-ajax.js file, it is sent back without a content-
length header and is therefore unreadable by the browser. It appears
this only happens wh
