Adam Thorsen wrote:
Load a page that includes a javascript file into a webview.
Now change the javascript file and reload the contents of the webview.
Any changes made to the javascript file will not be evident.
Basic questions:
Is the client performing a conditional GET request?
Is the server detecting the date change on the file?
Is the server sending the resource with a different date?
Other questions:
Why can't the server disable caching of the javascript resource?
It seems to me that if you don't want javascript resources cached,
the most straightforward way to achieve that is to specify that the
javascript resources not be cached. Kluging it up on the client side
seems like the wrong solution-space.
If you don't have a way to observe the actual network traffic, I
recommend Interarchy. It has a nice traffic-watching capability.
And I see you've now transferred to webkitsdk-dev, so no reply
necessary.
http://lists.apple.com/archives/Webkitsdk-dev/2009/Apr/msg00009.html
-- GG
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