Hi,
If I understand what you are asking, you are trying to use the kind of gzip
compression that is available from an HTTP request, but use it from a web
service proxy that is a part of normal ASP.net programming stack (e.g. the
add-web-reference proxy). Today, I do not believe that HTTP/gzip
compression is supported by the ASP.net stack, so unless you are going to
do a custom compression of a partial payload, which converts it to binary,
for instance, and then encapsulate that as a DIME attachment to get a
customized implementation of compressed requests, you won't be able to do
this directly on top of the ASP.net stack.
I know that some very enterprising individuals have been experimenting on
SOAP implementations that recognize the standard HTTP compression
protocols, but these are not supported by the ASP.net tools today.
I hope this helps
Dan Rogers
Microsoft Corporation
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>thnx :-)