Hi,
I'm trying to use http compression for my web service.
I've enabled it on the server and I've overridden
SoapHttpClientP rotocol.GetWebR esponse to add the
proper http header to the outgoing request.
Now I have to override SoapHttpClientP rotocol.GetWebR esponse
so that I can decompress the data on the response stream. Since
this method returns a HttpWebResponse , I need to derive
my decompressor class from this class. But HttpWebResponse
offers no default constructor (only one public constructor for
deserialization ), so there's no way to instantiate it.
And there'are no chances either if I use base.GetWebResp onse,
because HttpWebResponse .GetResponseStr eam returns a
read-only stream.
What can I do now?
Thanks in advance,
Soheil
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"Soheil" <so****@soheil. com> wrote in message news:<#G******* ******@TK2MSFTN GP15.phx.gbl>.. . Hi,
I'm trying to use http compression for my web service.
I've enabled it on the server and I've overridden
SoapHttpClientP rotocol.GetWebR esponse to add the
proper http header to the outgoing request.
Now I have to override SoapHttpClientP rotocol.GetWebR esponse
so that I can decompress the data on the response stream. Since
this method returns a HttpWebResponse , I need to derive
my decompressor class from this class. But HttpWebResponse
offers no default constructor (only one public constructor for
deserialization ), so there's no way to instantiate it.
And there'are no chances either if I use base.GetWebResp onse,
because HttpWebResponse .GetResponseStr eam returns a
read-only stream.
What can I do now?
Thanks in advance,
Soheil
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