Question

We've got a classic ASP application that is putting out some very large reports, where the resulting HTML is several MBs. We've made a lot of progress in trimming this down by reducing extraneous HTML, but I'd like to know if there's any way to enable GZIP compression on these dynamic .asp pages. I'm sure compressing them would be an enormous benefit to the file size.

All of the GZIP compression information I've seen only talks about supporting files or .aspx pages.

Thanks.

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Solution

Sure, that's just a matter of turning on compression in IIS. See this MSDN page for example.

OTHER TIPS

I recommend using HttpZip from Port 80 Software. It basically just enables compression in IIS but from a GUI instead of getting into the metabase. I used it in a web-farm for a big enterprise ASP application.

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