Use
response.setHeaderDate("Expires",System.currentTimeMillis() + 1800000);
to set it to exire 30 min from now.
Just plop in whatever date (long) you want for the time (just like the asp
is doing).
--shawn
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From: Peter Joseph Otto <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: ASP vs. JSP refreshing a page
> In Asp I would use
> Response.Buffer=True
> Response.ExpiresAbsolute=#Jan 01, 1980 00:00:00#
>
> How do I get JSP to Refresh its page the next time I enter it?
>
> ( the database has changed its values, so I want JSP to show the new
values)
>
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