在php中运行shell命令，实时输出

I am uploading a file via php move_uploaded_file function and then the file is then taken as a parameter of a java program. while the java program is executing, it outputs the progress in the terminal. The output of the java program is input of a perl script which does the same. I am executing all of them in my php web site as shell_exec functions and printing them on screen

    echo "Running java ..... ";
    $output=shell_exec("java -jar abc.jar ".( $_FILES['uploaded']['name']));
    echo "<pre>$output</pre>";
    echo "running perl .....";
    $output=shell_exec("perl abc.pl outputfromjava.txt");
    echo "<pre>$output</pre>";

The shell commands are running fine but the output from java and perl isn't displayed on my web site. I tried refreshing the page in my code after java and perl is executed but it then refreshes the upload too.

The output is now

Running java ....
Running Perl ....

How should I write my php so that the output is

Running Java...
Progress1 //from java output
progress2 //from java output
Running Perl....
Progress1 //from perl output
progress2 //from perl output

Thanks

Disable output buffering using ob_end_flush, and start the process using proc_open instead of shell_exec, so you have full control over the file descriptors and don't need to wait for the process to finish to get the output. When you have started the process using proc_open, read from its STDOUT and STDERR and output it to the browser, possibly with a flush to assure your output is not kept in any buffer.

try > file.txt then the read file.

:)

this is my solution: (tested on Windows machine + wamp server)

        header('Content-Encoding: none;');

        set_time_limit(0);


        $handle = popen("<<< Your Shell Command >>>", "r");

        if (ob_get_level() == 0) 
            ob_start();

        while(!feof($handle)) {

            $buffer = fgets($handle);
            $buffer = trim(htmlspecialchars($buffer));

            echo $buffer . "<br />";
            echo str_pad('', 4096);    

            ob_flush();
            flush();
            sleep(1);
        }

        pclose($handle);
        ob_end_flush();