On Tuesday 14 June 2005 21:21, Arshavir Grigorian wrote: > >>I have some code that takes a long time to execute. What I would like to > >>do is to display several real time status messages on the user's browser > >>as the work is being done (Started doing A ... Done, Started doing B ... > >>Done, etc). Then once the work is done, I would like to wipe the status > >>messages and display some results.
You can try to set the connection's keepalive status to close, send the initial status with a Refresh-header and register a cleanup handler either for the request or the connection. (I'd prefer the connection) That cleanup handler is then the place to do your long-time computing. See Apache2::Connection::keepalive, Apache2::Request::connection, Apache2::Request::pool or Apache2::Connection::pool, Apache2::Pool::cleanup_register. Torsten
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