Get ahold of a CompressingFilter for the given encoding scheme. If no encoding scheme can be found, it returns null.

[Visual Basic]
Shared Public Function ( _ 
   ByVal String[] As String(), _ 
   ByVal Stream As Stream, _ 
   ByVal Settings As Settings _ 
) As CompressingFilter
[C#]
public static CompressingFilter (
   string[] String[],
   Stream Stream,
   Settings Settings
);
[C++]
public: static CompressingFilter* (
   String* String[] __gc[],
   Stream* Stream,
   Settings* Settings
);
[JScript]
public static function (
   String[] String[],
   Stream Stream,
   Settings Settings
): CompressingFilter;

Remarks

See http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec14.html#sec14.3 for details on how clients are supposed to construct the Accept-Encoding header. This implementation follows those rules, though we allow the server to override the preference given to different supported algorithms. I'm doing this as I would rather give the server control over the algorithm decision than the client. If the clients send up * as an accepted encoding with highest quality, we use the preferred algorithm as specified in the config file.

See Also

HttpModule Class | blowery.Web.HttpCompress Namespace

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