How to compress SOAP response generated by weblogic 7.x web service??

can anybody tell me how to compresse SOAP response generated by weblogic webservice before sending it to client. i have my handler chain to process that response but how to compress that response .My webservice generates response that contains lots of XML data ~25 mb size . it's taking time to reach it to client for that i wanted to compress it . How to do that?can anybody help me?
Thanks........
Rahul

Answered on my own:
Just have to use
x_result = http_client->response->get_data( ).
instead of
x_result = http_client->response->to_xstring( ).
Just don't knwo why the filesize is wrong also - but I can work with this image!

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