Hi, Brett From: "Brett Handley" > ... I hoped my little test script would > display a number of iterations corresponding to > it waiting for each stream output from the server, > but it only gives one - at the end. Which is my clue > to REBOL not delivering the goods until it quits. ...
Apparently, I did not read your email closely enough. Yes, with REBOL, I did not get 3 "packages" (my term), but one lump payment. I have no clue what IE does with the info, but I do recall it took about 3 seconds to finish. When I set the wait to 3 seconds, it took over 9 seconds for the 3 packages, so I *think* Apache is doing OK in that regard. BTW, and possibly of no particular meaning whatsoever, yesterday I did a search of registry, and found an entry that IE does not cache the multipart/mixed and multipart/x-mixed-replace, I guess because the later could be huge files. I thought it was interesting that it was there at all! > behaviour could just as easily be caused by > the webserver. Maybe there is > some sort option in one or the other. Also, btw, I my Apache did not offer the multipart/x-mixed-replace as a mime type, so I added it to mime.types in the conf folder. ... > I suspect there is no ActiveX for IE that is > generic to all streaming cases. (Just in case > I gave the wrong impression there.) ... OK, I misunderstood. Maybe I misread, which I seem to be doing *a lot* these days. Time for a vacation/holiday. Finally, thanks, Brett. Your code and effort were appreciated by me. I have no use at this time for this technique, but it is nice to keep in practice with CGI stuff. --Scott Jones -- To unsubscribe from this list, please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe" in the subject, without the quotes.
