I just posted how to do this on IE 4.0 Winows.
On IE 4.5 Mac, I see something but I'm not sure of its behavior:
Edit->Preferences..., tab Web Browser, Advanced; in the Cache frame, set
Update Pages to Always.
Maybe this will work. I know that Netscape Communicator pays *no*
attention to a similar setting (since version 4) but maybe IE does.
>I hope this is not off topic - but I am using servlets !
>
>IE4 on the Mac seems to ignore all the HTTP headers that
>relate to cache control.
>I've set the "Expire" header to the current date or zero, I've
>set "Pragma" to "no-cache", and "Cache-Control" to "no-cache".
>These all work fine for Netscape on all platforms, IE3 and IE4
>on Windows, and Opera. But IE4 on the Mac caches dynamically
>generated pages fairly consistently no matter what.
>
>Does anyone know if there are other cache control headers
>that may be pertinent ? Or is IE4/Mac basically buggy ?
>
>This is a frustrating problem. Almost all our pages are
>generated by servlets and are not cacheable due to the
>nature of the data, so caching needs to be disabled.
>
>Any information on this would be greatly appreciated!
>
>Thanks,
>- Claude
>_____________________________
>Claude Zervas
>Principal Computer Scientist
>Uniplanet LLC, Seattle
>
>http://www.uniplanet.com
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