Micheal,
Haven't tried this on JSP, but in ASP I used to do
Response.ExpiresAbsolute="<some date in the past>";
So you could try response.setDateHeader("ExpiresAbsolute", yada, yada
> How?
>
> Before you respond, make sure you try it with IE5, before you answer
please.
> We've tried many things that work for other browsers.
> We tried the following for example,
>
> response.setHeader("pragma",
> "no-cache");
> response.setHeader(
> "Cache-Control","no-cache" );
> response.setHeader(
> "Cache-Control","no-store" );
> response.setDateHeader( "Expires",
0
> );
>
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