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>From: Jake Brain <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>Subject: background process running, while displaying JSP
>Date: Sat, 12 Aug 2000 09:15:08 EDT
>
>Hey I am sure this is basic question but first time I 've had to do it.
>Hope
>someone can help or refer me. I have a servlet that uploads a file, After
>the
>file is uploaded I want to start a process that will read and parse the
>file and update the database. But since this process of reading parsing,
>and
>updating the DB may take a while, I want to display a JSP for the client
>immediately after the file has been uploaded. I was told whatever code is
>remaining after you call callPage is not executed. So is there anything
>special I have to do to display the page and have it read, parse, update in
>the background? Thanks
>
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