On Thu, 3 Apr 2003, Derek P Smith wrote:
Unfortunately some of my data sources take considerable time to present their data, a situation which I had dealt with previously by using non-parsed headers in my CGI's. This allowed me to present the data as it arrived, every 3-4 seconds, rather than waiting 20-30 seconds and displaying the whole page.
I need to know whether it is possible to flush the output at the end of a <xsl:template ...> section, or whether there is another means whereby I can get this type of output.
Unfortunately I don't think this is possible with AxKit due to it's caching system preventing this.
Something we should definitely look at for 2.0 though.
How, exactly, would a different caching mechanism matter?
First, its clearly *dynamic* content that he's talking about so no change to how AxKit caches would be likely have an effect. Also, every XSLT processor I've ever seen gives back a result only after the entire transformation is complete and, even if there is one that behaves differently, there's certainly no facility within the language itself for forcing a processor to begin sending content at a certain point in the stylesheet.
What am I missing?
-kip
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