How to use gzip to deliver data in Android

The gzip encoding on the HTTP protocol is a technique used to improve the performance of Web applications. Large-volume Web sites often use the gzip compression technology to reduce file size, there are two obvious advantages of reducing file size, one is to reduce storage space, the second is the transmission of files over the network, can reduce the transmission time. Writing this blog, the author was tested, 4.4MB of text data after Gzip transfer to the client and then 392KB, compression efficiency is extremely high.

I. Service-side

The server has 2 ways to compress, one can compress itself, but the second way is more recommended, using PrintWriter as the output stream, the tool class code is as follows

/** * Determines whether the browser supports gzip compression * @param req * @return Boolean/public static  
            Boolean Isgzipsupport (HttpServletRequest req) {String headencoding = Req.getheader ("accept-encoding"); if (headencoding = null | | (Headencoding.indexof ("gzip") = = 1))  
            {//client does not support gzip return false;  
            else {//support gzip compression return true; 
         /** * Creates a PrintWriter object that is output in the GZIP format, and creates an ordinary PrintWriter object if the browser does not support the gzip format. * @param req * @param resp * @return * @throws ioexception * * * publi C Static PrintWriter Creategzippw (HttpServletRequest req, HttpServletResponse resp) throws IOException {Pri  
            Ntwriter pw = null; if (Isgzipsupport (req)) {//support gzip compression pw = new PrintWriter (New Gzipoutputstream (Resp.getoutputstream ()  
                )); //Set the return type in header to gzip//view this column more highlights: http://www.bianceng.cnhttp://www.bianceng.cn/OS/extra/resp.setHe  
            Ader ("content-encoding", "gzip");  
            else {////client does not support gzip PW = Resp.getwriter ();  
        return PW; }

The servlet code is as follows:

public void DoPost (HttpServletRequest request, httpservletresponse response)  
        throws Servletexception, IOException {  
    response.setcharacterencoding ("Utf-8");  
    Response.setheader ("content-encoding", "gzip");  
    String ret = "{\ Contentlayer\": {\ "title\": \ "content layer \"},\ "pagelink\": {\ "title\": \ "page jump \"},\ "Webbrowser\": {\ "title\": \ "Browser \"}, "
            +" \ "inlinepage\": {\ "title\": \ "inline page \"},\ "videocomp\": {\ "title\": \ "video \"}, "
            +" \ "popbutton\": {\ " Title\ ": \" content switch \ "},\" zoomingpic\ ": {\" title\ ": \" shrink enlarge diagram \ "},"
            + "\" rotate360\ ": {\" title\ ": \" 360 degrees rotation \ "}}";
          
    PrintWriter pw = new PrintWriter (New Gzipoutputstream (Response.getoutputstream ()));  
    Pw.write (ret);  
    Pw.close ();  
}  
      
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        throws Servletexception, IOException {  
    This.dopost (request, response);  
}

The data that is tracked in the agent software is as follows:

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The actual data are as follows:

{"Contentlayer": {"title": "Content Layer"}, "Pagelink": {"title": "Page Jump"}, "WebBrowser": {"title": "Browser"}, "Inlinepage": {"title" : "Inline Page"}, "Videocomp": {"title": "Video"}, "Popbutton": {"title": "Content Switch"}, "Zoomingpic": {"title": "Shrink Magnified"}, "Rotate360": {" Title ": 360 degree Rotation"}}