Hi all,
one other option is to download result of these calculations in div by
ajax (every 5 seconds for example),
but there has to be some mechanism that will put this calculations
into session or something
so your user will always get access to them,
that way user can be assigned to many such ele
If you don't limit yourself to what Struts can do, you could use either XHR
(polling for data) or iframes (there is a trick to receive data as it becomes
available, without polling). It depends on how comfortable you are with
JavaScript.
John
On 1/21/11 1:12 AM, "Daniel Gerber" wrote:
Hi,
Use Execute and wait interceptor , there you can show the progress of
your processing in a wait page. as a example number of results found
thanks emil
On Fri, Jan 21, 2011 at 1:12 AM, Daniel Gerber wrote:
> Hi,
> I'm currently implementing a very simple web application with Struts2. It
> bas
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Hi,
I'm currently implementing a very simple web application with Struts2. It
basically works as follows: A user enters two keywords in the index.jsp page
and then, a rather complex algorithm (takes 15-30s to complete) gets started
with those two keywords as parameters and shows those results in
