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    Hello. I have a HTTP Module that changes the content of all pages by summarize them. This process takes a while to complete, between 1 and 2 minutes. I want to use the HTTP module to responde a loading page that tells to user that the summarization process is loading... My problem is that I can only responde 1 time. It whoud be great having 2 responses. :) Thanks !! Bruno Conde. pharaoh

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      Hello. I have a HTTP Module that changes the content of all pages by summarize them. This process takes a while to complete, between 1 and 2 minutes. I want to use the HTTP module to responde a loading page that tells to user that the summarization process is loading... My problem is that I can only responde 1 time. It whoud be great having 2 responses. :) Thanks !! Bruno Conde. pharaoh

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      Well if it takes 2 minutes to load. You need to implement caching techniques. Now one or very few will wait 2 minutes Why would you need to repsond twice. Tell me what your doing a maybe we can find a better solution. Nick 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

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