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QQE-378.md

@@ -1,25 +1,26 @@
 # QQE-378 - HTTP module / REST use-cases - Development topic compression Brotli4j
 ## Links
-Jira : [https://issues.redhat.com/browse/QQE-378](https://issues.redhat.com/browse/QQE-378)
+Jira : [QQE-378](https://issues.redhat.com/browse/QQE-378)
 
 PR:  TODO
 ## Scope of the testing
  - Integration of the Brotli4J compression library with Quarkus, particularly in the context of REST endpoints using RestEasy Reactive.
+ - The test coverage needs to be defined for both JVM and native mode.
  - To use Brotli4J compression we will need a custom Server configuration
-   * Utilize `io.vertx.core.http.HttpServerOptions` to enable compression support.
-   * Add the Brotli compressor using `.addCompressor(io.netty.handler.codec.compression.StandardCompressionOptions.brotli())`.
+   * Utilize Vert.x http server options  to enable compression support.
+   * Include the compressor using Brotli4J options compression.
    * Ensure that the server is configured to respect the Accept-Encoding header to automatically compress the response body with one of the supported compressions and send it back to the client.
-  ### Test scenarios 
+### Test scenarios 
 
 - Compression Enabled, Response Compressed
    *    Set up a Quarkus application with the Brotli4J compression library
    *    Configure the HTTP server to enable compression using io.vertx.core.http.HttpServerOptions
    *    Add the Brotli compressor using `.addCompressor(io.netty.handler.codec.compression.StandardCompressionOptions.brotli())`
    *    Send a request to a REST endpoint and verify that the response is compressed using Brotli
 - Compression Disabled, Response Not Compressed
-    *    Set up a Quarkus application with the Brotli4J compression library
+    *   Set up a Quarkus application with the Brotli4J compression library
     *   Configure the HTTP server to disable compression using io.vertx.core.http.HttpServerOptions
-    *  Send a request to a REST endpoint and verify that the response is not compressed
+    *   Send a request to a REST endpoint and verify that the response is not compressed
 - JSON Payloads, Compression Works up to 8192 bytes
     *   Create a JSON payload of varying sizes up to 8192 bytes
     *   Send a request to a REST endpoint with the JSON payload and verify that the response is compressed
@@ -28,7 +29,7 @@ PR:  TODO
 -  Different Media Types, Compression Applied Correctly 
      *   Create a plain text payload
      *   Create an XML payload
-     *   Send a request to a REST endpoint with each payload and verify that the response is compressed using Brotli
+     *   Send a request to a REST endpoint with each payload and verify that the response is compressed using Brotli4J