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On Fri, 22 Jun 2001, Alaric Snell wrote:
> Quoting Mark Feblowitz <mfeblowitz@f...>:
>
> > I understand that not all uses of XML are via HTTP, but isn't there
> > work
> > going on in the HTTP world to add compression?
>
> HTTP has, for a long time, supported bit-transparent compression like deflate
> (aka gzip), just the browsers don't often bother sending the header that says
> "C'mon! You can send it compressed!".
Not true. The majority of the content I deliver from my AxKit based
servers (which transparently supports gzip compression) is compressed.
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