The result is not inserted into the page, however. Future enhancements to ADPs will include the capability to embed scripts in other scripting languages, and you will be able to configure the default language. If the language attribute is set to anything except tcl, the script will not be processed, and a warning will be written to the log file. If this attribute is missing, the script will not be processed. If it is included, all output for the rest of the page is streamed out to the browser as soon as it's ready.
Content is output to the page gradually as the script is running.
One disadvantage of streaming is that the server cannot return a Content-length header with the response. Content-length can speed up the connection, especially if the connection is going through a proxy server. This syntax is evaluated exactly the same as the first syntax, above, except that you cannot specify any of the attributes. Streaming is not allowed with this syntax, but output within this syntax will be streamed if streaming was turned on in a previous script. This syntax can be used inside HTML tags.