.NET Application Updater & compression

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Fred Schnitzer

I've an IIS webserver with HTTP compression enabled. I'm using it
along with Jamie Cool's .NET Application Updater.

The webserver sends the files to the client in compressed form, but
the .NET Application Updater component doesn't uncompress them... it
just writes the compressed stream to disk. Hence the received files
are unusable and the update fails.

Has anyone added uncompress functionality to this component?

TIA.
 
Hello,

Fred Schnitzer said:
I've an IIS webserver with HTTP compression enabled.
I'm using it along with Jamie Cool's .NET Application
Updater.
Click to expand...

Please explain how this question is related to Windows Forms programming.
You may want to turn to the microsoft.public.dotnet.framework group.
 
It's about deployment. Of Windows Forms Applications. Seems pretty relevant
to me! It's not really a framework is it?

Say, how about getting a "microsoft.public.dotnet.deployment" newgroup
going? Does anyone know who starts up these things?

Cheers!

David
 
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