Response Size

To minimize extensive, time-consuming downloads, you can enable and set a responsesize properties to limit the size of the content portion of an HTTP response that Good Intranet Server accepts for forwarding to a wireless handheld.

These properties include a maximum response size setting for various types of handhelds (Pocket PC, Palm OS, and others).

Setting with a normal suffix apply to data types that can be opened directly by the Good Intranet viewer. Examples include images, scripts, HTML, and WML (GDOM). The attachment setting applies to data types recognized by other applications on the handheld. Examples include MS Excel documents and MS Word documents.

Response size limits apply directly to content. In the case of HTML content, it can be further limited by transformation properties.

The maximum applies to the number of bytes after compilation and any differential data optimization.If an HTTP response exceeds the response-size limit, the server sends an error to the viewer without sending the content.


Property Name	Default	Description
responsesize.enable	true	If set to true, enables the server to limit the content portion of an HTTP response.
responsesize.pocketpc.normal responsesize.pocketpc.attachment	100000 1000000	Specifies the maximum number of bytes of content that the server sends to a Pocket PC handheld.
responsesize.palmos. normal responsesize.palmos. attachment	40000 100000	Specifies the maximum number of bytes of content that the server sends to a Palm OS handheld.
responsesize.default. normal responsesize.default. attachment	40000 40000	Specifies maximum content for all other handheld types not specifically listed.
responsesize.log.enable	false	If set to true, enables logging of responses that are larger than the value set for responsesize.max. Log entries contain the URL and size, in bytes, of responses that exceed the limit set by the property responsesize.max.