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Posted to users@cocoon.apache.org by Andrew Answer <cr...@mail.ru> on 2001/09/05 15:52:31 UTC
Re[4]: xml compressing
Hello java guru,
I want to compress the traffic and search any methods for do this.
It can be:
1. Using HTTP-Header and default browsers compression support.
2. Using browser plugins which do it and use autoinstall for upgrade
clients.
3. Anybody what you want...
I'm not spec in this area, but i'm not fool and know,
what i need client support of my compression methods.
xmlppm is a example of second way (if it really work as i think..).
On the other hand, i agree what server environment is that place where
this support should be tuned. I use Resin and try to ask to that.
I read what tomcat use this feature and i will try to do that also.
Wednesday, September 05, 2001, 8:19:11 PM, you wrote:
jg> You are right in the sense that apache and tc4 can
jg> compress the output(only supported formats)..
jg> 1. And if thats what we are talking about then there
jg> is compression/decompression all over the network
jg> starting at the server., network layers, hardwares
jg> like modems etc..
jg> 2. I dont think so the so called "webapps" according
jg> to the servlet model are responsible/supposed to
jg> do..this kida job. I guess they depend on their server
jg> environment for that.
jg> 3. And I guess the orginal auther of this question was
jg> talking about compression utils like xmlppm. They are
jg> hardcore zipping mechanisms..NOT one of those
jg> server/browser supported and standard in-line
jg> compression mechanisms..
jg> 4. And yes., you cant compress everything
jg> together(html+images)..
jg> so there is no point in saying that my html doc is 50
jg> k big including images...'coz every link on the html
jg> is treated separate request to be filled by the
jg> browser...
jg> --- "Morrison, John" <Jo...@uk.experian.com>
wrote: >> Whether browsers support compression (usually
jg> either
>> gzip or zip I think) is
>> sent as part of the header of the request. It is
>> then up to the server to
>> do any compression (of the supported type) it
>> desires.
>>
>> To my knowledge:
>>
>> Apache httpd can compress it's output.
>> TC 4 I think can (it's a filter applied after the
>> content has been
>> generated)
>> C2 doesn't. I _don't_ know if it's possible &/
>> desired.
>>
>> You can't compress the html+images though, only one
>> thing at once as it
>> t'were.
>>
>> Don't take what I say as gospel - I've been wrong
>> before ;)
>>
>> J.
>>
>> > -----Original Message-----
>> > From: java guru [mailto:javacocoon@yahoo.co.in]
>> > Sent: Wednesday, 05 September 2001 2:01 pm
>> > To: cocoon-users@xml.apache.org; Andrew Answer
>> > Subject: Re: Re[2]: xml compressing
>> >
>> >
>> > Hi.,
>> > Again., let me if i have mistaken anything..
>> >
>> > 1. When we are talking about html over internet,
>> we
>> > are talking about a server and a client(browser).
>> You
>> > only have control over your side(server side). You
>> > DONT have control over the client(browser side).
>> >
>> > 2. Any compression mechanisms(let it be simple zip
>> or
>> > xmlppm) requires two operations, compression and
>> > de-compression. And when you dont have control
>> over
>> > the client side., how can u make sure the
>> compressed
>> > docs gets de-compressed on the other end?. This
>> can
>> > only be possible when u have control over both
>> sides
>> > like B2B environment.
>> >
>> > 3. Now., again., if the kinda technique exists
>> that
>> > enable one to compress whole html along with
>> images
>> > and tables and send them over the network and
>> there
>> > exists a client browser which understands all
>> these
>> > and de-compress the stuff., then the internet
>> world
>> > would have been somewhere else...No kidding..
>> >
>> > Again., correct me if wrong...
>> >
>> >
>> > --- Andrew Answer <cr...@mail.ru> wrote: > Hi
>> java
>> > guru,
>> > >
>> > > Tuesday, September 04, 2001, 8:38:37 PM, you
>> wrote:
>> > >
>> > > jg> Hi.,
>> > > jg> Correct me if wrong..
>> > >
>> > > jg> 1. The xml/xsl rendering in c2 is done on
>> server
>> > > side.
>> > > jg> Then why do u need to compress the xml/xsp
>> for
>> > > client
>> > > jg> side?
>> > >
>> > > But if i even generate HTML-files, anyway i
>> want/can
>> > > compress theirs for
>> > > decrease traffic. I want to learn this aspect,
>> > > because it's can be
>> > > very useful for me. My pages are too large (many
>> > > tables, texts,
>> > > images - 50-60k)
>> > >
>> > > jg> 2. The xsp/sitemap precompilation process is
>> in
>> > > jg> faq..Please try it...
>> > >
>> > > Well, i do this.
>> > >
>> > > jg> --- Andrew Answer <cr...@mail.ru> wrote:
>> >
>> > > Hello
>> > > jg> cocoon-users,
>> > > >>
>> > > >> I have some questions about C2
>> environment...
>> > > >>
>> > > >> 1. Anybody know can i compress my xml/xsp
>> files
>> > > >> before publishing it?
>> > > >> I want to use on-the-fly compressing util
>> like
>> > > >> XMLPPM
>> > > >> (http://sourceforge.net/projects/xmlppm).
>> It's
>> > > >> can decrease my traffic.
>> > > >> Need i change MIME-type of HTTP header for
>> > > >> automatic decompression
>> > > >> files on the user? May be i must change
>> files
>> > > >> extension?
>> > > >>
>> > > >> 2. Can I precompile my site into .class
>> files
>> > > for
>> > > >> speed increasing?
>> > > >> How to do this?
>> > > >>
>> > > >> --
>> > > >> Best regards,
>> > > >> Andrew
>> > > >> mailto:creator0@mail.ru
>> > > >>
>> > > >>
>> > > >>
>> > > >>
>> > > jg>
>> > >
>> >
>>
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>> > > jg> Thanks and have great day
>> > > jg> srini
>> > >
>> > > jg>
>> > >
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