Hi,

I want to do something fairly computationally intensive with some DNA
sequences inputted from a form.  There are likely 60-80 dna sequences
and each takes a second or two to process.  I would like to print some
results to the web page after each dna sequence is processed.  Is this
possible?

I have been able to get this to work somewhat using the Stream class in
http_response.  Here is some code:

from quixote.http_response import Stream

def completed [html] ():
  """
Sequence Added.
"""

def process():
  for j in range(1,50):
    yield str(completed())
    time.sleep(1)

def test(request):
  return Stream(process())

The problem with this is that it seems to cache the output.  In other
words, the browser will wait for like 10 seconds and then all of a
sudden I see 10 lines.  If I make the 
Line
 longer than it will
return faster.  Is there some way to turn off buffering here to make it
send out data to the browser as soon as it is available?

Thanks for any help.

Sincerely,
Jonathan Taylor.