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#1: Nov 5 '08
Hello,

Setup:
C#-WInform-Application accessing a ASMX-Webservice (IIS6) through an ISA
2004 SP3-Firewall, Protocol https.

HTTP(S)-Compression is configured on the ISA and checked with
Filter-Information in ISA-LogViewer. There is no difference if compression is
enabled/disabled on the webserver.

The problem is the HTTP(S)-Compression doesn´t work with the winform-client,
but it works when the URL is accessed via Browser. It also works when using
HTTP for the winform-client. EnableDecompression for the WebSerice-Proxy is
set.

The difference in loading-time is really signifanct so it would be really
great to make it work!

Thanks




Joe Fawcett
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#2: Nov 10 '08

re: ASMX HTTPS ISA


Whether the client the client can accept compressed content is sent in the
headers, does the winform client set these?

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"GT" <GT@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
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Quote:
Hello,
>
Setup:
C#-WInform-Application accessing a ASMX-Webservice (IIS6) through an ISA
2004 SP3-Firewall, Protocol https.
>
HTTP(S)-Compression is configured on the ISA and checked with
Filter-Information in ISA-LogViewer. There is no difference if compression
is
enabled/disabled on the webserver.
>
The problem is the HTTP(S)-Compression doesn´t work with the
winform-client,
but it works when the URL is accessed via Browser. It also works when
using
HTTP for the winform-client. EnableDecompression for the WebSerice-Proxy
is
set.
>
The difference in loading-time is really signifanct so it would be really
great to make it work!
>
Thanks
>
>
>

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#3: Nov 10 '08

re: ASMX HTTPS ISA


When the connection is made by http not https the compression is working, so
the header must be set. I thought this is done by the EnableDecompression
property of the webservice-proxy.


"Joe Fawcett" wrote:
Quote:
Whether the client the client can accept compressed content is sent in the
headers, does the winform client set these?
>
--
>
Joe Fawcett (MVP - XML)
>
http://joe.fawcett.name
>
"GT" <GT@discussions.microsoft.comwrote in message
news:40328C21-1F06-4653-B428-01DB4D9A820E@microsoft.com...
Quote:
Hello,

Setup:
C#-WInform-Application accessing a ASMX-Webservice (IIS6) through an ISA
2004 SP3-Firewall, Protocol https.

HTTP(S)-Compression is configured on the ISA and checked with
Filter-Information in ISA-LogViewer. There is no difference if compression
is
enabled/disabled on the webserver.

The problem is the HTTP(S)-Compression doesn´t work with the
winform-client,
but it works when the URL is accessed via Browser. It also works when
using
HTTP for the winform-client. EnableDecompression for the WebSerice-Proxy
is
set.

The difference in loading-time is really signifanct so it would be really
great to make it work!

Thanks

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>
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