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Mark Rae
Hi,
I have a page with an asp:Table control on which I'm populating server-side.
The code which creates each row of the table can take up to two seconds to
execute (it's doing whois lookups around the world using TcpClient()), so
I'd like to output each row as it is created.
However, it looks as though the asp:Table is not rendered to the client
until it's complete i.e. the </table> is sent down - is this correct? If so,
is there another way to achieve what I'm looking for? I've seen a couple of
websites which suggest using in-line code (<%Response.Write(...)%>) i.e. the
old ASP classic way, but I'd rather avoid that if there's a better ASP.NET
way.
Any assistance gratefully received.
Best regards,
Mark Rae
I have a page with an asp:Table control on which I'm populating server-side.
The code which creates each row of the table can take up to two seconds to
execute (it's doing whois lookups around the world using TcpClient()), so
I'd like to output each row as it is created.
However, it looks as though the asp:Table is not rendered to the client
until it's complete i.e. the </table> is sent down - is this correct? If so,
is there another way to achieve what I'm looking for? I've seen a couple of
websites which suggest using in-line code (<%Response.Write(...)%>) i.e. the
old ASP classic way, but I'd rather avoid that if there's a better ASP.NET
way.
Any assistance gratefully received.
Best regards,
Mark Rae