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Anybody know how to enable compression on the web server? it's a built in server so no apache config files.<br />
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The xdbconfig file specifies gzip as an encoding but the files are not gzipped.<br />
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Any help appreciated.<br />
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Thanks<br />

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Hi All,
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Anybody know how to enable compression on the web server? it's a built in server so no apache config files.

The xdbconfig file specifies gzip as an encoding but the files are not gzipped.


Any help appreciated.

Thanks


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