Not able to use Response.write for writing to Excel, when using Response content compression

We have the Excel download option for our page, for which we use Response.ContentType as application/vnd.ms-excel and writing the data to Excel stream using Response.write.  As we apply Respone fileter for compressing the response content, this is not working.

Considering the performance we don't want to disable the compression.  can anyone give some suggestions?

Thanks in advance. 


7/24/2008 7:19:17 AM
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 Disabling the compression for these particular requests would be OK, wouldn't it?

However, a compressing response filter should not be a problem, even with application/vnd.ms-excel. Could you describe your setup and code in more detail?

7/24/2008 11:00:21 AM

Hi gunteman,

Thanks for your reponse.  Forgot to update the post.  Managed to found the same type of solution. 

Actually we were doing the compression in the Httpmodule where I checked the


 which gives the page from which the request is coming.  So we skipped the compression for that particular page where we write to excel.



7/24/2008 11:42:40 AM

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