Try using out.flush() and see if that helps.
Also, if you are sending back an html table, the browser must get back the
entire table contents before it can render. Thus if you have a nested tables,
none of them will be visible until all are received.
This might apply to other html entities as well.
--shawn
Sean Snyders wrote:
>
> hey all,
>
> I have this problem:
> I use a servlet derived from the normal GenericServlet and when I'm writing
> to the response as such
>
> PrintStream outputStream = new PrintStream(response.getOutputStream());
> outputStream.println(" blah blah blah \n");
>
> it doesn't appear on the browser immediately, it appears only after the
> "service"
> method of the servlet has finished. Why is that ? and is there a way I can
> actually
> output stuff 'real-time' to the browser?
>
> Thanx
>
> Sean.
>
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