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Read a text file and output to web as it's updated

Tags: ASP
Hello,

I have an ASP application that executes a file on my server using ASPExec wich then directs the output to a text file.  The processing time it takes for this task to complete can be anywhere from 15 minutes to a lot longer depending on how many times it has to run the routine.  When the process is completed, the ASP script will then read the output.txt file and display it on the page.

My question is, how can I parse the output.txt file gradually so as data is sent to it I can display it on the page, almost live?  I'm trying to avoid the "waiting" state for 20 minutes and then showing it all at once.

Thanks,
Nate
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Zone: Programming
Question Asked By: NMathisen
Solution Provided By: mikelfritz
Participating Experts: 1
Solution Grade: C
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