[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> For example, if I wanted to build a malling application, I have to
> display the email address each time an email is sent, say every 2 sec.
> Processing can be quite long, so I cannot accumulate the output and
> return the HttpResponse at the end, because the connection would
> timeout. I need to keep the HTTP connection open, and regularly flush
> the data.
HttpResponse can accept an iterator instead of a string. For your case
it can look like this:
def send_mails():
for address in addresses:
send_mail(address)
yield '%s<br>' % address
...
def send_mails_view(request):
return HttpResponse(send_mails())
This will sent an address each time it is processed right through all
the web stack to the client.
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