> response.setHeader("Expires", "-1");
The one referred above might also work, but this works for sure:
response.setDateHeader("Expires", 0);
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==
hello,
> I obviously have not wrapped my head around <% vs <%!. It seems that
> all of the declarative (<%!) content is collected in one
> buffer, and the
> rest is collected in another buffer. Is there a way for we to
> get the HTML
> into the declarative buffer, and have it changed to java code
> I have put already a "close database connection" method within the
> destroy() method of the servlet but it does not seem to be called by
> the webserver.
Hi,
Because You open/close database connection at the wrong place.
You should open the connection just before the transaction and
close it
> Servlet is having init & destroy method, for initialization
> and closing.
>
> Is there any similar feature present in JSP - Bean.
>
> For e.g if my bean involves database manipulation. i want to
> open connection
> objects while initializing and i will have to close all the
> connections when
>
> Hi all,
>
> I am a JSP beginner and hope someone can help me to solve a problem.
>
> How to get the exact URL (i.e. http://...) of the current
> jsp page? I
> have tried the method getRequestURI but I just got the file
> path instead of
> the URL.
>
> Does anyone know how to solve this?
> Re
