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Emery Z. Balint Jr.
I've noticed this odd behavior when working on my Web application, where if
a JSP page was cache-able then the servlet would never run. I guess this is
normal since the browser assumes the page doesn't change, so it doesn't put
a request in to the server.
But I'm curious. Is there some command or perhaps a server config that would
allow all JSP pages, whether cached or not, to always reload? I hope this
makes sense, if more is required, I'd be glad to explain more. Thanks for
any assistance in advance!
Emery.
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Sun Certified Java Programmer
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a JSP page was cache-able then the servlet would never run. I guess this is
normal since the browser assumes the page doesn't change, so it doesn't put
a request in to the server.
But I'm curious. Is there some command or perhaps a server config that would
allow all JSP pages, whether cached or not, to always reload? I hope this
makes sense, if more is required, I'd be glad to explain more. Thanks for
any assistance in advance!
Emery.
/\^/\^/\
Sun Certified Java Programmer
www.websamba.com/javarobotics/
E-stronomy - Astronomical Resources
www.websamba.com/e-stronomy/