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Bryant Luk updated WINK-152:
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Attachment: WINK-152.patch
Attaching a rough patch (mainly because my hard drive seems to be corrupting
stuff).
This implements two global properties which can be enabled for requests or
responses respectively (default; off). If there's gzip/deflate encoding
incoming, it will automatically decode it. If there's gzip/deflate acceptable
encoding for responses, it will automatically encode it.
I think implementing it per method is not important at this time because if
it's allowable for one resource, there shouldn't be a problem for other
resources. This is an all or nothing too (so if a user provides their own
Providers that do content encoding, it will be up to them to disable the
content decoding part or not use this global property).
I do not remove the Content-Encoding header of the property at this time.
If the user wants the raw output stream, it is still accessible via
HttpServletResponse.getOutputStream() which they can then also use a @Context
Providers to send back the request. There's no way to read in the raw input
stream before a method is invoked (unless it didn't have any entity parameters
and then you read it raw via an injected HttpServletRequest), but I don't think
this is as likely a scenario.
> Automatic content encoding
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> Key: WINK-152
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WINK-152
> Project: Wink
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Common
> Reporter: Bryant Luk
> Assignee: Bryant Luk
> Attachments: WINK-152.patch
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> It would be neat to have an automatic content encoding feature. In
> particular, gzipping content for clients that support it (via Accept-Encoding
> header) can improve response times.
> A property for automatically compressing/decompressing content available in
> Wink or an annotation specified on a resource or resource method.
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