Since Apache is the #1 server, and Apache JServ is now in release, does
anyone know of any web hosts or ISPs that will allow you to develop servlets
to run on JServ? This would allow development to the servlet 2.0 spec,
which will make your code mostly portable to Jakarta/JSP when it's
supported.
try setting the HTTP header:
"Expires=Tue, 01 Jan 1981 01:00:00 GMT"
My experience has been that this header will flush the page from the cache
regardless of the cache settings and browser. I have tested this extensively
with Netscape and IE (4 included) and it is the only thing I have found that
Frank,
What I usually do is after I handle the data from a form submit, I send a
redirect header to display the response page. This way if the user clicks
reload, it just reloads the page they were redirected to. If the user clicks
back, it takes them back to the original form. At this point, if t
The following date is the "beginning of time" date for HTTP and it's always
worked for me:
<% response.setHeader("Expires", "Tue, 01 Jan 1981 01:00:00 GMT"); %>
Mike
-Original Message-
From: Mike Engelhart [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, August 12, 1999 12:20 AM
To: [EMAIL PR
The Java Server Web Development Kit (early access) supports JSP 1.0 and
JSAPI 2.0. I have been running it in the Visual Cafe debugger using JDK 2.0
and it works great.
The jswdk is free and available at the JavaSoft Java Developer Connection
(registration is required and free):
http://developer.j
