GZip compression is well known standard, used almost everywhere. Modern web servers are able to communicate with modern browsers and this communication can be automatically gzipped. But if you are unsure, if your communication is compressed, you can use your own.
With the Spring HTTP remoting it’s so easy as to implement extensions for existing classes.
Spring remoting with gzip compression
GZip compression is well known standard, used almost everywhere. Modern web servers are able to communicate with modern browsers and this communication can be automatically gzipped. But if you are unsure, if your communication is compressed, you can use your own.
With the Spring HTTP remoting it’s so easy as to implement extensions for existing classes.
And the other side of your communication…
I tested this communication on some artificial data, and the results were really nice
I know, this is not so good example, but with different data (some entities etc.) we are still better than without compression