Try this:
%
response.setHeader("Pragma", "no-cache");
if( request.getProtocol().equals("HTTP/1.1") ) {
response.setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-cache");
}
%
I hope it helps.
It worked for me.
Rick
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Sorry about all the repeat mail from me.
I just relocated / reconfigured / upgraded my mail server.
Didn't realize it had buffered up all the previous failed sends and was going
to blast them out as soon as every thing was correctly re-configured.
Sorry,
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ajp13. Beautiful!!!
Let me know exactly where you are and I will try to help.
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After installing Tomcat 3.2.1-1 from the RPM it seems that
apachectl (and everything else) has moved from /usr/local/apache/bin/ to
/usr/local/apache/proxy/bin.
Is it supposed to do this? My scripts for restarting, etc are
now all wrong?
Richard
know why this is happening and/or where I can get this
file?
Rick
switching back for deployment for greater security.
Rick Horowitz
At 07:08 PM 1/30/01 +0100, you wrote:
Hi Paul,
in your answer toRachel you mention a "load-on-startup servlet". Do you
have/know an example how to write and implement such a servlet?
Greetings,
Andreas
Paul FitzP
. Then very
carefully follow the install instructions.
Rick
R N Mukherjee wrote:
SUB:TOMACT DOWNLOAD FILE(WHERE??) AT JAKARTA FOR WIN98/NT
Dear all,
can anyone of you please tell which file to download for tomcat3.2.1 for
WIN98/NT OS.:
(http://jakarta.apache.org/builds/jakarta-tomcat
include using JBuilder 4.0 to run
both Tomcat and JBoss, and am using Struts. Don't know if these could be
affecting the outcome at all because I haven't tried a different setup
without them.
Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
Rick
At 05:11 PM 1/27/01 +, you wrote:
I am integrating
Did you include :8080 in the URL? Otherwise Apache will look for the
examples on the httpd path. Check the httpd error_log and see what the
full url is.
Oleg Timofeyev wrote:
Hello, I need a little help here please. I just installed TOMCAT and use it
as standalone. Problem is that
You can get the O'Reilly servlet package which has what you are looking
for at least in part. You can find the package at
http://www.servlets.com/resources/com.oreilly.servlet/index.html.
Rick
Deepak C S wrote:
hi JSP/Java gurus,
It seems ironical that sun's api doesn't have
Title: Re: shutdown.sh not working
if you have any servlet that throws an uncought exception on startup it screws up the main process which results in shutdown.sh not working.
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les? This is annoying, and seems out of character
with the whole concept of Java packages.
Thanks very much for any help,
Rick Horowitz
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Rick,
Thanks for your reply. Tried what you suggested, but it didn't work.
Shouldn't I have two DOS windows on my machine after I type startup (I don't
it starting New Tomcat window just flashes)? And why would I need to use
index.html in the URL? Gonna be out
any ides?
thanks
rick
is still not finished.
Don't stray to far, you will find yourself all on your own.
All in all. I am happy with PostgreSQL. Looking forward to seeing it mature a
little bit. Once that happens, I expect it to shake up the industry a bit.
Much like Linux is doing now.
Rick
say it is not safe to redirect from a bean that you have
pass a refrence to http response?
thanks
-rick
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Subject: Re: send redirect question
Ri
static.
Does anyone have any help on access logging?
I need to track site stats, but don't get useful access info in my
tomcat.log file. Is there a special verbosity that gives "normal"
access info, like Apache?
Many thanks!
-Rick Castello
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Thank you VERY much for the fast and helpful answer!
-Rick
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Rick Castello wrote:
I've searched the sit
it be possible to
set each developer as a worker in worker.properties file?
Thanks for your time,
--Rick Anderson
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*.xml and *.xsl over to cocoon and tomcat from that users
public_html directory.
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Which file is used to generate mod_jk.conf-auto from?
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Is anyone talking to a MS SQL server database with Tomcat?
I'm looking for a JDBC-OBDC bridge, and EasySoft's offering
has been problematic.
Does anyone have any other suggestions?
-Rick
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This solution has each user run their own version of tomcat. Doesn't this
cause extra overhead. Ten users would be running ten JVMs.
Is it possible to run just run one JVM and map servlets and jsp files as a
mime type that Apache sends over to Tomcat?
Thanks,
--Rick Anderson
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