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> Chances are that your browser is cacheing things on the client side.
> Browsers can be very aggressive about cacheing. Try twiddling the prefs to
> reduce the cacheing.
No... the servlet takes some html document, parses it, and replaces some
fields with data. One of those fields is a random number.
Believe me : each time you hit the reload button, you receive a
different page.
I tried to modify the html documents too : result shows the
modifications.
Just in case, I tried with browser that never accessed that page before
and should not use the same proxy. Servlet answers even if .class is not
on server anymore...
I've been testing ways to solve that problem for 3+ hours, and reading
FAQ for half a day ;)
Still, I'm pretty sure their's something I didn't think about.
I trully apreaciate your suggestions,
--javier
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