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Flavio Tischhauser
Hi everyone
I'm programming CGI applications in C++. My latest prog has to request lots
of information from other servers which tend to be slow from time to time.
Apache waits until the whole CGI program has finished before it starts to
send the generated page to the browser.
In Perl it is possible to send data to the browser before the script has
completed. Does anyone know a way to do such things with c++ programs?
Simply flush cout doesn't help
During my search i came across the following page:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=4386. This demonstrated way
doesn't seem to work on modern browsers, AFAIK this was never standard and
only implemented by older Netscape browsers.
Thanks for any help / links!
best regards
Flavio Tischhauser
I'm programming CGI applications in C++. My latest prog has to request lots
of information from other servers which tend to be slow from time to time.
Apache waits until the whole CGI program has finished before it starts to
send the generated page to the browser.
In Perl it is possible to send data to the browser before the script has
completed. Does anyone know a way to do such things with c++ programs?
Simply flush cout doesn't help
During my search i came across the following page:
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article.php?sid=4386. This demonstrated way
doesn't seem to work on modern browsers, AFAIK this was never standard and
only implemented by older Netscape browsers.
Thanks for any help / links!
best regards
Flavio Tischhauser