ISSUE-109 - Public View

Do loaded/total count the bytes transferred with encodings applied or not?

State:

CLOSED

Product:

Progress Event

Raised by:

Charles Mccathienevile

Opened on:

2007-01-28

Description:

i.e. if you have a transfer-encoding or content-encoding, do you count 
the transfer size before or after you are unpacking? 

Seems to me that it makes more sense to count the data with the 
relevant encodings applied - i.e. the number of bytes being pushed over 
the wire (or over the air)...

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Related emails:

1. ISSUE-109: Do loaded/total count the bytes transferred with encodings applied or not? (from dean+cgi@w3.org on 2007-01-28)
2. Re: ISSUE-109: Do loaded/total count the bytes transferred with encodings applied or not? (from mjs@apple.com on 2007-01-29)
3. Re: ISSUE-109: Do loaded/total count the bytes transferred with encodings applied or not? (from bzbarsky@mit.edu on 2007-01-29)
4. Re: ISSUE-109: Do loaded/total count the bytes transferred with encodings applied or not? (from annevk@opera.com on 2007-01-29)
5. Re: ISSUE-109: Do loaded/total count the bytes transferred with encodings applied or not? (from bzbarsky@MIT.EDU on 2007-02-05)
6. Re: ISSUE-109: Do loaded/total count the bytes transferred with encodings applied or not? (from chaals@opera.com on 2007-02-06)

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