Hi! Can anyone suggest the best approach for handling multi-part response. In my 
application I have a requirement, a typical requirement in most web applications. I 
have a huge report getting generated from the Database. Now, while the report is 
getting generated and the user is waiting, I want to display some kind of "Please 
wait....." message, to inform the user that the report is being generated.

The Netscape server push is not a choice as Internet Explorer is preffered browser 
with the user group.

The REFRESH in the META tag has some problems with the latest version of IE. Moreover, 
I wanted to avoid the continuos refreshing of the page and the flickering effect on 
the screen due to the same.

Another approach I can think of is sending a dummy response and on the load of this 
dummy page, send a new request that waits at the server-end till the report is 
generated.

Does anyone have any performance benchmarks or some pros and cons to these approach or 
any other approach of handling this request.

Thank you.

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