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Great answer. &nbsp;This should solve my problem perfectly. &nbsp;<br />

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Great answer.  This should solve my problem perfectly.  


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I found out a way in Netscape to stream text to the browser without any buffering. &nbsp;In other words, as my CGI programs gets the data (trace data from another program), it sends it to the browser and the browser keeps streaming the data. &nbsp;Only nice feature missing would be for browser to show the text at the bottom and scroll, instead of keeping focus on top. &nbsp;I suspect JavaScript might help here, but I know very little about it. &nbsp;Java's not a realistic option. &nbsp;
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I found out a way in Netscape to stream text to the browser without any buffering.  In other words, as my CGI programs gets the data (trace data from another program), it sends it to the browser and the browser keeps streaming the data.  Only nice feature missing would be for browser to show the text at the bottom and scroll, instead of keeping focus on top.  I suspect JavaScript might help here, but I know very little about it.  Java's not a realistic option.  

Streaming text, with focus always on bottom

Web development includes all aspects of presenting content on intranets and the Internet, including delivery development, protocols, languages and standards, server software, browser clients, databases and multimedia generation.