Cool, this actually works with yielding, thank you very much.
You don't seem to be THAT new too django:)
Kind Regards,
Nick Parrin
On 7/15/06,
Martin Glueck <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Nick,
I'm new to Django so if I'm wrong here, I hope that somebody will
correct me.....
> I'm wondering, is it possible in django to write out data to the client
> (maybe via HttpResponse?) in an ubuffered way, so that you feed the data as
> it comes in django to the end user. I figured it's not possible because you
> need to return the HttpResponse object for the client to get data.
>
Yes, but you can pass a `iterable` object as the content.
So, I would write a generator-function and pass this as the content to
the Response object:
def lazy_content (obj = ....) :
for line in obj.... :
yield line
# end def lazy_content
And during the creation of the Response object you should `call` this
generator funtion:
return http.HttpResponse (lazy_content (my_obj))
In thus case, the generator `exetuted` after the headers have been send
and all the lines you yield will be directly send to stdout. Maybe you
have to flush stdout to be really unbuffered...
I hope this helps (sorry for my bad english, ....)
Martin
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