Just some ideas: It sounds like it could be a cache issue on the browser. Have you tried other web browsers?
Can you look at what filenames of the images, from the server POV, that the client is the requesting? On Mon, May 21, 2012 at 12:24 AM, hxp <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi all, > > I'm developing a web client to control some robots, the non-web version > works fine. > I use JSON-RPC to communicate with python service (running on Apache with > mod_python - built for windows & python 2.7, if any one needs it, email me). > My solution is to render each frame to a JPEG file and save it to a folder > on server, return the file path to client, and then the client loads it. > DOM seems to not reload an image from the same URL, so for each frame I > choose a filename from a set of names. > It works, but after several frames, the client displays a random old image > which doesn't exist on server anymore - I'm sure of it, when I stop the > robot, every image on server is the same, whereas the client stutters with > an old image once every several frames. I also tried using loadImages, no > changes > > I attach the source code of the client. If you need the server side > components, I can upload them too. > Any helps will be deeply appreciated. > > TIA, > hxp >
