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SPG
Hi,
After many useful replies to my previous posts on the NG (thanks by the
way), I now have a demo server that is able to push chunked data back to a
client using the response output stream.
Now, the problem is the blasted proxies!
I am seeing our proxy buffer the response from my server. The problem is we
need to push price feed data to the client as it happens. For reasons I will
not go into, TCP/IP is not an option, so please just accept that.
I have tried all the relevant HTTP 1.1 headers.. "no-cache" and "no-store"
etc etc..
Is there actually any way in a response to force the data through a proxy
using code?
We have no control over the rpoxy settings. We have 10,000+ clients all
distributed around the world who have their own proxy servers in place. What
we need is a succdessful way to force this data to the client (in say 90% of
all cases!) just by what is being sent to the client?
I am starting to feel that this is not going to be possible, but if anyone
has a solution here, I would be most pleased. By the way, if there are any
licensable products able to do this, we would consider them too.
Cheers,
Steve
After many useful replies to my previous posts on the NG (thanks by the
way), I now have a demo server that is able to push chunked data back to a
client using the response output stream.
Now, the problem is the blasted proxies!
I am seeing our proxy buffer the response from my server. The problem is we
need to push price feed data to the client as it happens. For reasons I will
not go into, TCP/IP is not an option, so please just accept that.
I have tried all the relevant HTTP 1.1 headers.. "no-cache" and "no-store"
etc etc..
Is there actually any way in a response to force the data through a proxy
using code?
We have no control over the rpoxy settings. We have 10,000+ clients all
distributed around the world who have their own proxy servers in place. What
we need is a succdessful way to force this data to the client (in say 90% of
all cases!) just by what is being sent to the client?
I am starting to feel that this is not going to be possible, but if anyone
has a solution here, I would be most pleased. By the way, if there are any
licensable products able to do this, we would consider them too.
Cheers,
Steve