your browser probably doesn't render the table until it sees a </table> to match the
opening <table>.
kev
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> From: Concannon, David
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>
> Flush the output buffer after every itteration.
> This will force the information to the browser.
>
> - out.flush();
>
> Dave
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Yang XIAO [ mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, February 29, 2000 3:15 PM
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> Subject: display delay
>
>
> Hi, there
>
> Here I got a strange situation: When my servlet's generating the response as
> a table, it checks data for each row of the table before displaying it. But
> after invoked the servlet, it doesn't display the row one by one as expected
> but display 2 or 3 rows together. I traced the progress by
> System.out.println but even when it's saying "now is displaying row 1", the
> row 1's still not shown on the web. Thanks for any instruction.
>
> I included 2 private methods CheckData(HttpServletRequest request,
> PrintWriter out, int row) and DisplayRow(HttpServletRequest request,
> PrintWriter out, int row) including the out.println(html stuff for
> displaying the row) in the servlet. In doPost, after setContent type as
> text/html and getWriter(), show the page using out.println(html stuff), and
> for each row, CheckData(request, out, row).
>
> yang
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