What are these two funny plugins that show up, “ibm/AdminHttpPlugin” and “ibm/NoGZipPlugin”?
These useful plugins are registered and enabled by default. The AdminHttpPlugin lets you configure various aspects of WBI’s operation by visiting http://_wbi/setup. The NoGZipPlugin solves this problem. • I’m using WBI as a proxy, but now images are getting garbled or don’t appear. Help. We’ve seen this with some older versions of the JDK, say before 1.1.5. We’ve also seen it with some versions of the Java Just-In-Time compiler (JIT). If you’re using JDK 1.1.6, make sure you have the JIT patch. Or try running without the JIT (try “set JAVA_COMPILER=”). Please let us know if you run into this problem: wbi-developer@almaden.ibm.com. • Some web pages, such as Yahoo!, show up blank, garbled, or truncated. What’s wrong? Some newer versions of Netscape (4.7?) or possibly other browsers include a header Accept-encoding: gzip with the request sent to the server. This may cause some servers to return a compressed (“gzipped”) version of the page. If a Document Editor tries to edit this “HTML” pa
