SOAP Compression Sender for Apache Axis

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Tutorial: SOAP Compression Sender for Apache Axis

Axis can be extended with this transport sender to support the compression of SOAP messages. The sizes of SOAP messages are dramatically reduced resulting in faster transmission over slow network connections. The extension is easy to install and can be us

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The sender only covers compression and decompression on the client side. However, it can be combined with features of the Web container or a servlet filter. It is not necessary to change Axis itself to use SOAP compression.

Client Side
The sender is included in the library soap-compression-1.2.jar. This library has to be included into the classpath. After the sender's class is available, Axis must be configured to use the gzip compression sender instead of the HTTP sender. On startup, an Axis client looks for a configuration file named client-config.wsdd in the current directory and in the classpath. To replace the sender, the file client-config.wsdd with a transport element should be used (see below). The easiest way to achieve this is to place the file in the directory where the Axis client is started.

The compression sender is compatible with Axis 1.1 or newer. The configuration is different depending on which version of Axis is used. The difference lies in how parameters are declared in the file client-config.wsdd. These parameters can switch the compression of HTTP requests and decompression of HTTP responses on and off.

Setting the parameter compressRequest to true turns on the compression of requests. Setting the parameter acceptEncodingHeader to true asks the server to compress responses.

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