I thought I posted this earlier, but I must not have hit submit or something...
Anyway...
I am looking to improve the performance of my Web Service calls to pull TEXT based data. We can easily turn on GZIP compression on the server (Apache servers).
The question though is, do I need to do anything special on the iPhone call, to allow it to receive and work with a GZIP compressed stream?
I am reading in a TEXT file (REST Service), and then parsing it out, similar to this thread: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/593556/
Our early tests show the data stream compresses significantly, so we would like to take advantage of that. Especially since we have to account for Edge, 3G, WiFi connections and the changing data speeds.
Thanks
Anyway...
I am looking to improve the performance of my Web Service calls to pull TEXT based data. We can easily turn on GZIP compression on the server (Apache servers).
The question though is, do I need to do anything special on the iPhone call, to allow it to receive and work with a GZIP compressed stream?
I am reading in a TEXT file (REST Service), and then parsing it out, similar to this thread: https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/593556/
Our early tests show the data stream compresses significantly, so we would like to take advantage of that. Especially since we have to account for Edge, 3G, WiFi connections and the changing data speeds.
Thanks