Tuesday, March 16, 2010    
Home My Books Blog ColdFusion About Me Back    

Calendar
<< Jun 2006 >>
S M T W T F S
        1 2 3
4 5 6 7 8 9 10
11 12 13 14 15 16 17
18 19 20 21 22 23 24
25 26 27 28 29 30  

Search

Categories
 • Acrobat (3) [RSS]
 • Adobe (88) [RSS]
 • AdobeMAX06 (45) [RSS]
 • AdobeMAX07 (59) [RSS]
 • AdobeMAX08 (66) [RSS]
 • AdobeMAX09 (39) [RSS]
 • AdobeMAX10 (1) [RSS]
 • AIR (219) [RSS]
 • Appearances (191) [RSS]
 • Books (72) [RSS]
 • CFEclipse (15) [RSS]
 • ColdFusion (1379) [RSS]
 • Data Services (34) [RSS]
 • Fish Tank (4) [RSS]
 • Flash (197) [RSS]
 • Flex (497) [RSS]
 • Home Automation (4) [RSS]
 • Jobs (116) [RSS]
 • JRun (14) [RSS]
 • Labs (43) [RSS]
 • LiveCycle (34) [RSS]
 • MAX (232) [RSS]
 • Mobile (119) [RSS]
 • Regular Expressions (17) [RSS]
 • RIA (21) [RSS]
 • SQL (40) [RSS]
 • Stuff (535) [RSS]
 • Tips (CF Studio) (80) [RSS]
 • Tips (CF) (795) [RSS]
 • Tips (Dreamweaver) (91) [RSS]
 • Tips (Flex Builder) (2) [RSS]
 • Using CF (162) [RSS]

Other BLOGs
 • Charlie Arehart
 • Lee Brimelow
 • Ray Camden
 • Christophe Coenraets
 • Sean Corfield
 • Mihai Corlan
 • Cornel Creanga
 • Mark Doherty
 • John Dowdell
 • Danny Dura
 • Enrique Duvos
 • Steven Erat
 • Kevin Hoyt
 • Serge Jespers
 • Adam Lehman
 • Duane Nickull
 • Miti Pricope
 • Andrew Shorten
 • Ryan Stewart
 • James Ward
 • Greg Wilson
 • Full As A Goog

RSS Feeds
 • Feed
 • Subscribe

Join my mailing list and find out about new books and other topics of interest.

Thoughts, ideas, tips, musings, and pontifications (not necessarily in that order) by Ben Forta ...
NOTE: This is my personal blog, and the opinions and statements voiced here are my own.

Viewing By Entry / Main
June 23, 2006

SqueezePlay Real Time Compression Supports ColdFusion

SqueezePlay is a real time compression engine for IIS, capable of achieving as much as 10 to 1 reduction in data size. SqueezePlay requires Windows and IIS4 or later, and will compress HTML, XML, JavaScript, GIF, JPEG, PNG, and even PDF files. And the new SqueezePlay 2 also supports ColdFusion. I'm not quite sure what "Support for Cold Fusion applications" means, I'd have thought that if it runs at the IIS level then any app served by IIS would be supported, but, still, if bandwidth costs are an issue this may well be worth a look at. Free 30 day evaluation version is available.

TrackBacks
There are no trackbacks for this entry.

No trackback URL. Trackbacks are only allowed via interactive form.

Comments

  © Copyright 1997-2009 Ben Forta, All Rights Reserved