Gregor Schneider schrieb:
yes. simply don't use meta-tags, since according to some rfc browsers
do not have to interprete them.
use http-headers instead, simples as:
Expires: (Actual date - 1 month)
Write a filter that modifies the headers of each response.
Worked for us, although it was the otehr way round (we wanted to
browsers to cache).
Cheers
Greg
Thank you Greg,
I tried this:
Sending a last-modified header from 1970 in the response. Mozilla
started sending this old date in the if-modified-since header. But
Tomcat is still caching. No good.
I played with modifying the etag and if-none-match response headers.
Still caching.
Anything else I could modify? But the main question for me is still:
"why does tomcat ignore all the context attributes regarding caching?"
<Context cacheMaxSize="1" cacheTTL="1" cachingAllowed="false" />
No effect at all. Why? Very strange for me.
Does anybody succeed with that?
Regards
Stefan
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Stefan
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