Looking at the node in a Web.config, I see that it allows both httpCompression and urlCompression elements. What's the difference between the two? I just want to do standard gzip, which one should I use?
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urlCompression specifies what to compress and httpCompression indicates how to do the compression. If you're running on IIS7.5, you don't need to specify anything, both dynamic and static compression are enabled by default, both use gzip; here are some links on urlCompression 1 and httpCompression 2.
Nariman
2010-07-14 17:10:39