A customer of our GWT 2.6.1 based product that runs on Tomcat has requested
to not have to cache our application every time we deploy a new version.
I have read many posts about various methods to prevent this from happening
and many are dated over two years ago. One of the main issues I see is
that the proposed solutions will slow down the startup of the application
and most seem to be "in theory" this will work. What is the best solution
for this at this point and what has worked for other apps? One of the
possible solutions we found would be to add the following in main.jsp:
<script
src="${pageContext.request.contextPath}/VMGui/VMGui.nocache.js?version=${new
Date().getTime()}"></script>
Thank you.
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