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Java problem? Comment from pieroxy on June 4, 2014 3:12:17 PM PDT # It looks as if it is a problem with the Java implementation of LZString, not with LZString itself. I'd advise you to first try to debug it with a very small input (something like "abcabc" for example). Compress with lzstring on your browser, compress with Java on your server and compare the result. If it is not the same, it is a problem with either the Java implementation or the way you use it. You can then try to go to the author of the Java port for more advices. Also, as there are two Java ports, you can always try both.
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