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Harald Pehl updated WFCORE-346:
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Description:
Generally you want two things to happen:
# serve files using #sendfile
# serve gzipped versions resources
Compressing resources in memory saves bandwidth but is suboptimal since the whole resource
needs to be loaded into memory.
Jetty implements this like this:
- if the Accept-Encoding includes "gzip"
- and there is a ".gz" version of the file (eg. you request
"style.css" and there is "style.css.gz")
then the ".gz" version is served
was:
Generally you want two things to happen
serve files using #sendfile
serve gzipped versions resources
Compressing resources in memory saves bandwidth but is suboptimal since the whole resource
needs to be loaded into memory.
Jetty implements this like this:
if the Accept-Encoding includes "gzip"
and there is a ".gz" version of the file (eg. you request "style.css"
and there is "style.css.gz")
then the ".gz" version is served
Serve gzip encoded resources
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Key: WFCORE-346
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/WFCORE-346
Project: WildFly Core
Issue Type: Enhancement
Components: Domain Management
Reporter: Heiko Braun
Assignee: Harald Pehl
Generally you want two things to happen:
# serve files using #sendfile
# serve gzipped versions resources
Compressing resources in memory saves bandwidth but is suboptimal since the whole
resource needs to be loaded into memory.
Jetty implements this like this:
- if the Accept-Encoding includes "gzip"
- and there is a ".gz" version of the file (eg. you request
"style.css" and there is "style.css.gz")
then the ".gz" version is served
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