Understanding Compression and Decompression in ASP.NET 2.0
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by SANJIT SIL
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Conclusion

Compression is really useful when transferring large data or files to remote computers over the network. HttpCompression speeds up web page download and saves bandwidth. Thus, one rightly said, "when tied to other methods, such as proper caching configurations and the use of persistent connections, HTTP compression can greatly improve Web performance. In most cases, the total cost of ownership of implementing HTTP compression (which for users of some Web platforms is nothing!) is extremely low, and it will pay for itself in reduced bandwidth usage and improved customer satisfaction."


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