done through the HTTP server.
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Arthur Kalmenson
On Tue, Jul 20, 2010 at 12:43 PM, mk wrote:
> hmm... we do have HTTP servers which set headers to cache forever.
> Do anybody uses solution to cache static data (like GWT uses for js
> files which cache forever and file name is equal to hash
hmm... we do have HTTP servers which set headers to cache forever.
Do anybody uses solution to cache static data (like GWT uses for js
files which cache forever and file name is equal to hashmap to prevent
304 calls).
Again a solution wherein there is network call to load static data
only when
GWT is not responsible for setting cache headers, you have to set them
through your HTTP server.
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Arthur Kalmenson
On Tue, Jul 20, 2010 at 11:46 AM, mk wrote:
> Thanks. However, I am looking for non-HTML5 solution.
> Is there a better solution to cache than recompiling whole app?
>
> Static
Thanks. However, I am looking for non-HTML5 solution.
Is there a better solution to cache than recompiling whole app?
Static data may be weekly tips, monthly discounts etc which are
applicable for all users. (This is kind of data which changes
infrequently)
On Jul 20, 8:17 am, Stefan Bachert
Hi,
Html5 supports caching and databases.
However, only modern browsers support Html5
When this data changes for all users, consider to recompile your app
bi-weekly with new datas.
Stefan Bachert
http::/gwtworld.de
due to recent cases, I am sorry, I won't do free personal support.
inquiries for
How to cache data in browser.
I want to cache data which changes infrequently (thus static common
data changing bi-weekly and NOT html, js, css etc).
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