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    Hey guys, Is there a string compression that works in all programming languages? for example, if I compress the return string of a .net web service method, and the caller from another platform can decompress the returing string

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      Hey guys, Is there a string compression that works in all programming languages? for example, if I compress the return string of a .net web service method, and the caller from another platform can decompress the returing string

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      Maybe gzip? Since it is used to compress HTTP bodies, and suppose to be light and quick should be implemented in most of environments.

      No more Mister Nice Guy... >: |

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        Maybe gzip? Since it is used to compress HTTP bodies, and suppose to be light and quick should be implemented in most of environments.

        No more Mister Nice Guy... >: |

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        Thanks for the quick response :) I will check it out

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          Thanks for the quick response :) I will check it out

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          Yes I should really get to work. Now. Just can't force myself to work on another one of WCF services. Bleh :)

          No more Mister Nice Guy... >: |

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