"Christopher K. St. John" wrote:
> In your original message, you mentioned 'static content
> served by servlets'. Did you mean content that is served
> by a servlet that you wrote, or content that's served by
> a servlet container's default file-server servlet?
>
Yes (experienced only for Tomcat).
Then I erroneously assumed this was
unmodifiable servlet behaviour.
> For servlets you write yourself, using getLastModified()
> (and big buffers) means that serving static content via
> a servlet can be practical, depending on just how much load
> you're expecting, etc, etc.
>
If you have already experienced, answer this question
(otherwise let me dig in the specs): the entire static
content mapped to a servlet written by me has
the same getLastModified value ?
This way I can't say that some content has changed from
last servlet invocation.
Marco
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