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> From: Arnold, Curt [mailto:Curt.Arnold@h...] > [...] > Basically, my idea when I proposed it was that in the event > that a binary stream was not recognized as any supported > encoding family, then the application should have a chance to > see if it recognizes > it as a compressed or encrypted stream and would be able to > wrap the input stream from URL resolution with a > decompression/decryption wrapper before trying encoding > detection again. If this input stream is resolved from a URL, wouldn't it be better to handle this at the transport layer rather than in the parser? One should be able to determine the compression used from the "Content-Encoding" header. Or is the intent to be very forgiving of instances where the headers do not adequately convey the correct information?
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