>> Does it mean compressing is working on Grizzly side? :)
>
> yes Alexey -- stand down the troops! ;)
:)
>>> btw ... i was looking at an old post, and wanted to figure out if
>>> i can see how much data i am savng by GZIP'ing, but looking at the
>>> RequestGroupInfo class i don't see a way to know this.
>> AFAIK there is no such possibility with embedded Grizzly/Tomcat GZIP.
>
> Incidentally i am not running within any J2EE server; i am using
> Grizzly directly.
The same GZIP logic is used in both server/standalone modes.
Anyway, IMHO, it's not possible to get this number with current
implementation.
However you can spend some time implementing your own Gzip filter,
which will have such a feature.
Here are several steps:
1)
Current GZIP implementation relies on
com.sun.grizzly.tcp.http11.filters.GzipOutputFilter class, which you
can find under grizzly/modules/http-utils. You can extend this filter
functionality...
2)
Once you'll complete custom GzipOutputFilter implementation - you'll
need to extend class com.sun.grizzly.http.DefaultProcessorTask
(grizzly/modules/http module), in specifically method
initializeFilters, which has following line:
protected void initializeFilters() {
--------------------- cut ---------------------------
// Create and add the chunked filters.
//inputBuffer.addFilter(new GzipInputFilter());
outputBuffer.addFilter(new GzipOutputFilter());
}
so your ProcessorTask implementation should add custom
GzipOutputFilter instead of default one.
3)
Next step, once you'll have custom ProcessorTask - you will need to
extend default SelectorThread implementation of method:
protected ProcessorTask newProcessorTask(boolean initialize){
DefaultProcessorTask task =
new DefaultProcessorTask(initialize, bufferResponse);
return configureProcessorTask(task);
}
and return your custom ProcessorTask implementation instead of the
default one.
Hope this will help.
Thanks.
WBR,
Alexey.
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