Yes, I've seen that (via multipart/x-mixed-replace)...but I'm under the (possibly mistaken) impression that Comet doesn't use multipart bodies ?

The relevant term is "flush". on FF (and pretty much everywhere but IE), XmlHttpRequest.responseText will contain whatever the server has "flushed" to the client. But I can't find a precise definition of "flush": is it just the TCP I/O flush, or is it the delimiting of one part of a multipart response (per multipart/x-mixed-replace, which IE also doesn't support) ?

I guess maybe its time to write some code and find out...

Perl Contrarian & SQL fanboy

In reply to Re^2: Perl modules for Comet ? by renodino
in thread Perl modules for Comet ? by renodino

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