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As of Servoy 6.0, the Tomcat compression configuration will be enabled by default |
It is also possible to handle the compression outside of the Servoy Application Server, for example in an Apache HTTPD Server placed between the Servoy Application Server and the outside world. The advantage of this is that Tomcat's compression options are limited, so an external HTTP server offers more options.
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Details on setting up mod_deflate on an Apache HTTPD server can be found here: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.0/mod/mod_deflate.html
At all times try to keep the Server log free from javascript application errors/excpetions, all application exceptions point to possible problems inside the application!
Out of memory errors means the heap size is configured to small.
Nullpointer errors indicate Servoy codebase problems, incase these are noticed file a support case containing the log entry.
Network error are only listed as non critical (orange) which may point to (possible) networks (config) problems, when many errors are continuous listed these should definitely be investigated.