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Hi Hugo,
perhaps you do not need ajax at all. The meta tag might come in
handy. This tag causes the browser to wait a certain amount of seconds
before it requests the url. You could implement "myWaitingPage" to check
whether the operation finished. If yes it would redirect to the result
page, if
I have an operation that needs to be executed that could take a couple
of minutes and so i'd like to provide a page where at first it
displays a waiting message while the operation is getting executed and
then if shows the result of that operation, using ajax so that i don't
have to go to another p
