Hello,
I dug into the archives and the on-line docs, but couldn't find anything
that turned a light on
I have some jsp pages with
response.setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-Cache");
specified, yet they have been cached, and remain in the work directory after
the actual pages have been
You are talking about different things.
response.setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-Cache");
tells an http 1.1 client not to cache the page.
Your work directory has nothing to do with that.
AFAIK you have to clean your work directory manualy as tomcat doesn't
remove pages that no longer exist.
Do you mean that TC has compiled a jsp page into a .java file, compiled
it into a servlet and left the resulting .class file in your work directory
But you'd rather it recompiled ***each*** time a user accessed the page
Or do you mean that when a users browser accesses the jsp page their
David, Ralph,
thanks.
:-0
Joel
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