Is it possible to break the search down into small sections? If
yes, then just write (or print) a dummy <tag> of some type to
the browser just to keep the connection alive. If searching lots
of files, go for the month-a-time solution. Check the January
files then print the dummy tag, check the February files, and
send the dummy tag, and so on.
Michael
--- "Mcguire, Timothy L (Tim), SOBUS" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I am running a CGI script on IIS that takes a while to run
> (10-15 minutes)
> the script displays all neccessary data to the browser until
> it hits the
> long part....The browser will (most of the time) time out
> (seems to be a
> client side timeout). Is there a way that I can keep the
> browser happy
> while the process runs....This is a tried and true perl script
> not
> PERLSCRIPT ASP. I am interested in both CGI timeout settings
> on IIS and
> something I can send the browser to tell it to wait
> indefinitely (http
> header, etc....)...MORE OF THE LATTER.....I know of the asp
> timeout config
> but nothing for .pl extentions...The script runs great on jobs
> that run
> quickly.....
>
> I'M BANGING MY HEAD AGAINST A WALL....ANY SUGGESTIONS
> APPRECIATED.
>
>
> Tim ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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