i think the best solution is to put the timer on the client
that way you have it continuously requesting information
instead of the the server always sending information
> Hello -
>
> Does anyone know how to do consecutive queries with respect to time? In
> other words, let's say I did a simple SQL select based on an incremental
key
> (1,2,3, ..., n). Say at time t the key is up to 3 and I want to get that
> row and at time t+1 the key is up to 4 and I want to get that row as well
> ... and I want to keep getting new events/rows so that I can send it to my
> continuously changing applet chart/graphic (for dynamic effects).
>
> I'm able to do a select and send data to my applet but it's only at one
> instance (static) and then the life of the servlet pretty much dies. Would
> there also be a mechanism on the applet to continuously call the select
(if
> so I would want this without the user doing anything - like maybe an
> internal loop)????
>
> - Willard
>
>
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