Response.Write simple doubt

[Rafael Veronezi]

I have a simple doubt about the Response.Write method...
Follows... I have a page that do some processing before show up, it could
take something like 10 or 15 seconds... But it's not the network reply time,
but the page processing time...
So, as everybody knows, Response.Write outputs to the page, and, if you use
that in your page load for example, it will show up on the top of the page,
when it's fully rendered and sent to client...
My question is, if I use the Response.Write on the start of the processing,
it will imediatly show up to the client, or it will only shown up when the
page is fully rendered and sent to the client browser?

[Marina]

In ASP, everything was a script - so it all just executed in the middle of
other HTML, and got sent to the client.

In ASP.NET you have objects. In Page_Load, all your textboxes and buttons -
they are just server side objects. They are not HTML yet. At this point, no
HTML is generated yet, nothing sent to the server. Same goes for your
Response.Write statements - nothing is being streamed down.

So the answer is, no it will not be streamed down before your heavy
processing begins - it will all show up at once.

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I have a simple doubt about the Response.Write method...
Follows... I have a page that do some processing before show up, it could
take something like 10 or 15 seconds... But it's not the network reply time, but the page processing time...
So, as everybody knows, Response.Write outputs to the page, and, if you use that in your page load for example, it will show up on the top of the page, when it's fully rendered and sent to client...
My question is, if I use the Response.Write on the start of the processing, it will imediatly show up to the client, or it will only shown up when the
page is fully rendered and sent to the client browser?