Re: Rivet HTTP stream server-side

Thank you Massimo. The solution was quite simple and worked as intended. On Tue, Mar 28, 2023 at 12:50 PM Jasen Kim wrote: > Hi Massimo, > > Thank you for the quick response. This is exactly the solution I was > thinking of but did not know how to execute it. > > I will try implementing your sol

Re: Rivet HTTP stream server-side

Hi Massimo, Thank you for the quick response. This is exactly the solution I was thinking of but did not know how to execute it. I will try implementing your solution and let you know my results. Thanks, Jasen On Tue, Mar 28, 2023 at 12:43 PM Massimo Manghi wrote: > Hi Jasen > > > the RivetCh

Re: Is the mailing list active?

Yes, traffic is low but it's active nonetheless -- Massimo On 28/03/23 15:38, Jasen Kim wrote: Hello, Is this mailing list still active? Thanks, Jasen -- Jasen Kim Senior Full Stack Engineer 917-251-9909 www.marketdesk.com -

Is the mailing list active?

Hello, Is this mailing list still active? Thanks, Jasen -- Jasen Kim Senior Full Stack Engineer 917-251-9909 www.marketdesk.com

Re: Rivet HTTP stream server-side

Hi Jasen the RivetChan behaves like stdout and actually replaces stdout for the Tcl interpreters embedded in mod_rivet. You can have control over the buffering using puts -nonewline $output_buffer to store in the channel buffer your data and the send it calling flush stdout in this way yo

Rivet HTTP stream server-side

Hello, I ran into an issue trying to implement an http stream between client and server. I want to be able to send the http output in chunks rather than buffering and outputting all at once. Is there any way to accomplish this in Apache Rivet without having to hack it? Thanks, Jasen