Thursday, December 23, 2010

Re: gzippen all gwt output files?

OK :(

Couldn't let it rest...
Found out that the above b) snippet isn't necessary, but was because I
had somewhere in my apache config the following line that spoiled it:
AddType application/x-gzip .gz .tgz
So every file returned with .gz as extension got automatically this
content type back which was incorrect

Bottom line:
1) Remove all not gzipped files otherwise apache will not perform any
content negotiation and simple returns the unzipped file.
2) Add the following lines to your apache config (in a Directory/Files/
Location directive if you whish):
Options +MultiViews
AddEncoding x-gzip .gz

And that's it...
Because all the modern browsers support gzip, it's safe to remove the
original unzipped files.

Now I still have to find out how to gzip my remaining static
resources...
Thomas: how do you that ? and where you put your static resources?


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