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PJL Compressing Filter

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License: Apache License V2.0

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  • CompressingFilter not working

    Hi! I'm trying to use PLJ Compressing Filter within a Spring (MVC) web application. After setting everything up I noticed (Firebug, YSlow, etc) that the responses were not gzipped at all (no Content-Encoding header), although the debugging messages were promising: Oct 11, 2009 5:10:18 PM org.apache.catalina.core.ApplicationContext log INFO: [CompressingFilter/1.7] Request is not...

    2009-10-11 14:33:53 UTC by nobody

  • Comment: decompressed POST requests lose parameters

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    2009-09-05 17:00:43 UTC by nobody

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    2009-09-05 17:00:23 UTC by nobody

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    2009-09-05 17:00:05 UTC by nobody

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    2009-09-05 16:59:48 UTC by nobody

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  • decompressed POST requests lose parameters

    When I send a compressed POST request with some parameters they all disappear on the server side (tomcat). I did some debugging and then found this post which precisely describes the situation: http://mail-archives.apache.org/mod_mbox/tomcat-users/200505.mbox/%3C428AFC4B.2060209@softwareag.com%3E In a couple of words, CompressedHttpServletRequest delegates all parameters-related calls to...

    2009-08-20 17:48:41 UTC by eprst

  • Followup: RE: not supported or declined by request

    It would indicate the Accept-Encoding header in the request is missing, corrupt, or specifies an unsupported encoding. That is definitely the ultimate reason for this message. But that would indeed be strange if you're using the same browser. Can you use any means to look at the request and see what values are being sent and received? Any chance of proxies or other firewalls modifying the...

    2009-08-14 16:00:43 UTC by srowen

  • not supported or declined by request

    All my requests were getting compressed correctly on my test tomcat installation on Windows. When I deployed to a solaris based tomcat installation I'm getting messages from the filter that say " Compression not supported or declined by request". I'm using the same browser and hitting the same servlet as on my windows installation. PJL Filter version 1.7 and JRE 1.6. Thoughts?.

    2009-08-14 15:36:59 UTC by adamburnett

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