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Even beter is to include css in each JSP.
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2005 11:38
PM
Subject: Re: css files cached
The way I've gotten around this problem before is by making the
CSS files JSPs, just for the caching instructions. All you need to do is
put a content-type header set to "text/css" and a caching instruction, change
the extension to ".jsp" (and therefore all references to it as well), and
leave the rest of it alone.
-Matt
On 9/29/05, ir. ing.
Jan Dockx <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
Probably
not JSF related, but anyway:
My css files, served from the web
app, seem to be cached indefinitely
somewhere. These are regular css
files, so no place for JSP tags here.
Any idea how I can tell whatever
cache in between to check the server
for a new version now and again?
I'm seeing the issue both on Win/IE
and Mac/Safari. The css that is being
used is at least a week old
(maybe months), until I manually open the css
URL and do a hard
refresh. My users won't be doing this …
Met
vriendelijke groeten,
Jan Dockx
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