Hi Daniel, CPU cycles are not really a concern, I think I've already added the corresponding attribute vor gzip encoding in server.xml on tomcat, but I'm not sure if it is used...
Is there a way to check wheter gzip encoding is used or not? Is there a way to see some stats... e.g.: the compression ratio, etc.? Thx for the answer, Dominik -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Daniel Young [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Mittwoch, 22. November 2006 23:48 An: 'MyFaces Discussion' Betreff: RE: Very important JSF issue Dominik, As well as the upgrade to the nightly build, you should also consider enabling GZIP-encoding on your web server for production deployment. You can either do this with apache/mod_gzip running out the front or by using a GzipFilter in your web app. If CPU cycles are a concern, then apache/mod_gzip on a separate load balancing server may be the preferred option. Daniel. -----Original Message----- From: Martin Marinschek [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, 23 November 2006 8:02 AM To: MyFaces Discussion Subject: Re: Very important JSF issue Upgrade to the latest nightly build - link sizes are much smaller there. regards, Martin On 11/22/06, Bieringer, Dominik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > Hi all, > > > > I'm writing concerning two different problems: > > > > Using MyFaces links are generated like the one below: (The following code is > rendered for just ONE LINK!!) > > <a href="#" > onclick="clear_mainBrowse_3AbrowseContent_3AbrowseListPage_3AbrowseListMain_ 3AbrowseListResults_3AbrowseListResultsForm();document.forms['mainBrowse:bro wseContent:browseListPage:browseListMain:browseListResults:browseListResults Form'].elements['autoScroll'].value=getScrolling();document.forms['mainBrows e:browseContent:browseListPage:browseListMain:browseListResults:browseListRe sultsForm'].elements['mainBrowse:browseContent:browseListPage:browseListMain :browseListResults:browseListResultsForm:_link_hidden_'].value='mainBrowse:b rowseContent:browseListPage:browseListMain:browseListResults:browseListResul tsForm:listResults:11:panelPckLink:_idJsp74';if(document.forms['mainBrowse:b rowseContent:browseListPage:browseListMain:browseListResults:browseListResul tsForm'].onsubmit){var > result=document.forms['mainBrowse:browseContent:browseListPage:browseListMai n:browseListResults:browseListResultsForm'].onsubmit(); > if( (typeof result == 'undefined') || result ) > {document.forms['mainBrowse:browseContent:browseListPage:browseListMain:brow seListResults:browseListResultsForm'].submit();}}else{document.forms['mainBr owse:browseContent:browseListPage:browseListMain:browseListResults:browseLis tResultsForm'].submit();}return > false;" > id="mainBrowse:browseContent:browseListPage:browseListMain:browseListResults :browseListResultsForm:listResults:11:panelPckLink:_idJsp74">[A]</a> > > > > > . My page has several links on it (It's a dataTable with 50 rows and having > 4 links each row.. My page has a size of about 500KB !!!). What can I do > about that? That's horrible. just imagine page loading times for clients, > having slow internet connections. think about server traffic !? > > > > Is there a way to avoid this 'mega links'? Maybe it's possible to tell JSF > to generate aliases for the long component identifiers? It would be really > nice if someone can help me with that. > > > > > > Thanks in advance, > > Dominik -- http://www.irian.at Your JSF powerhouse - JSF Consulting, Development and Courses in English and German Professional Support for Apache MyFaces
