]>I CAN'T split my processing into small chunks (and then I
]>need a cleint
]>application, which is not an ooption). TEll me I'm using
]>JavaWebServer 2.0,
]>where do I set the timeout ?? And when I've set the timeout,
]>doesn't the
]>cleint (in this case the browser) have a tiemout as well
]>which will hinder
]>this solution?
Hi,
If you can't split your processing, why not creating a processor servlet
working in the background ? This servlet can generate some intermediate
results and store them or communicate them. You can use another servlet to
display a refreshing "processing..." message, you can even display something
like a progress bar if you can quantify your task... Comments ?
Regards,
Yagiz Erkan
Software Project Manager
Rand Worldwide - IRELAND
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