Descrie about response.buffer and repsonse.flush ?

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Descrie about response.buffer and repsonse.flush ?..

Answer / radha

Respence.Buffer method can be used to specify the current
output should be buffered or not. when the buffering is set
true, the page will not send output to the client until the
scripts on the page has been processing or flush method is
call.

Response.flush method is used to send buffered output
immediatly. when the response.buffer is set true.

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Descrie about response.buffer and repsonse.flush ?..

Answer / sudhir sheoran

Respose.Buffer method is used to hold the output
at server side until response.flush/ respose.end
is called.

Server doesn't send response to the browser until
all scripts are executed at server side. It uses
reponser.buffer for that.

E.g:
<%response.Buffer=true%>
<html>
<body>
I write some text, but I will control when
the text will be sent to the browser.
The text is not sent yet. I hold it back!
OK, let it go!
<%response.Flush%>
</body>
</html>

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