> I am writing a CGI application for a conferencing WWW system. I need the
> server to send and the client to output small portions of data as they
> become awailable. But, the I ran in to the following problem: the data
> gets printed on the screen only by accumulated chanks of approximate size
> 3700K (or end of connection of course). I do not know whether the server
> holds the output from the script until it accumulates a packet of 3700K
> or the Netscape does it.
This isn't appropriate for www-talk, please take questions like this to
comp.infosystems.www.authoring.cgi. The answer is that the server is
buffering the data, and you need to use an nph- script and an unbuffered
stdout to get the data to the client immediately. Documentation on nph-
scripts is available at <URL:http://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/>
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