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Implementing gzip compression of messages exchanged between the Websocket server and client endpoints written in Java

I do not see specific documentation on javax.websocket.Session getBasicRemote () and getAsyncRemote () sendText () and sendBinary () methods on how gzip compression can be used to send messages. I am writing a high-performance messaging application that can send several hundred thousand messages per second among peers. Some of these messages are small, and some are large and can use gzip compression (90% less data transfer). Are there any special extensions that will be used to get this compression for every message in Jetty 9 or in any other container?

Note. I am not developing a browser based webmail solution. Clients and servers are strictly Java clients that can work with any implementation of the JSR-356 Websocket container.

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RFC 7692 (Compression Extensions for WebSocket) is the official specification for message compression. Jetty 9 supports specification.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1649673/

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