[18:58]<bentaber> I'm very new to helma, but so far it looks great. I'm playing with the new continuation features in 1.6.2... and I'm wondering if I can flush the response buffer and then hang on to the request for some interval before sending more data down the buffer. Basically trying to implement "comet" using helma [18:59]<bentaber> I know nothing of the underlying java servlet objects I can take advantage, but I figure it has to be possible :) [19:01]<zumbrunn> hi bentaber [19:01]<bentaber> Hello [19:01]<zumbrunn> I'm not sure, so you'll better also ask on the mailing list, so Hannes can respond, but... [19:02]<zumbrunn> I believe the continuation support Hannes has implemented only works over multiple independent requests [19:03]<zumbrunn> helma isn't really holding on to the same request [19:03]<bentaber> Ok. I'll be sure to ask on the mailing list too. Just subscribed. I'll continue playing around to see what I can figure out. Thanks for the quick response. [19:05]<zumbrunn> part of the current limitations regarding continuations hangs together with the fact that Helma 1.x still uses an old Jetty version [19:05]<zumbrunn> one from before continuation support was added to Jetty [19:06]<zumbrunn> there is a reason why Hannes didn't switch to Jetty 6 [19:06]<zumbrunn> he explained it to me once a long time ago, but I forgot :-( [19:06]<bentaber> Really. It looks like this is farily well documented for Jetty 6, so I was hoping to try and work in some of those concepts [19:07]<zumbrunn> right, so, good to bring this up on the mailing list [19:07]<bentaber> yep. [19:07]<bentaber> thanks again... [19:08]<zumbrunn> welcome to helma land :-) [19:09]<bentaber> very cool stuff. I've basically spent the last 5 years writing javascript on the server using this crazy environment called ASP + JScript ;).. Needless to say I am looking for an upgrade, and it's definitely not jscript.net