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Posted by P Pulkkinen on 01/16/07 09:52
<balakrishnan.dinesh@gmail.com> kirjoitti
viestissδ:1168938556.076852.50880@v45g2000cwv.googlegroups.com...
"But the problem with this solution is,
After 100 seconds only , the page is getting displayed ,until nothing
is displayed ..
what I need is, while the counter is running in "sleep(100)" ,
other process should be performed concurrently
Is there any way for that"
I want to ask:
Is this desired effect related to certain page of current user rather than
to your entire web service?
Why, because nowadays ajax-kind of things are applied to get up-to-second
content etc. to client side. More simply put, for example very small or
invisible iframe can be updated every n-second, with the helps of meta
refresh tag. That update call can do something on the server and then
something as well in the client, since other frames and main frame can dig
iframe's content. Even I have not yet applied this, but I see the point
anyway. It would very much simulate the work of timeout.
I have an impression that cron thing refers more to need to update or backup
the whole server content. It is running there on the server by itself,
calling on timely basis some 'pages' invisibly. (Please anyone, feel free to
correct me...)
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