Difference between streaming and chunking

Hi,
I am working in a secure proxy project. Already we implemented chunking funcionality. Chunking meas when client accessing a big file- no need to wait until the total page downloaded(we generally observe status bar to say request is in processing). Depending on the specified chunked size, output will display onto client browser in chunks...
Now the requirement is to implement streming....
But we r not sure..what is the exact difference between Streaming and chunking.....Will any one give some inputs or ideas....
Thanks,

Double posted and answered
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=736983

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