On Thu, 5 Jul 2001, Sergio Carvalho wrote:
> Wouldn't this break streaming? i.e. producing output even when only
> part of the result has been processed? Streaming buys you some
> processing time if you have 'heavy' pages, but still want to follow
> the rule of thumb of producing some feedback in under 3s and the whole
> page in 7s.
that's why it should be configurable. but when you're producing lots of
responses in short amounts of time, it makes sense to buffer them and set
the content length on the response so that the client can continue to use
the same http session instead of having to open a new one for each
resource. right? or is it the case that if a resource is cached, the
content length will be set on all subsequent responses?
- donald
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