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
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
Stefan Riegel schrieb:
Hello all,
we are using Apache Tomcat 5.5.16 on both a Windows (development) and
Linux (production) system. Caching of static resources works fine but
we should control the behavior. We use a filter, which transforms
static xml files and inserts some data.
The access
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Stefan,
Stefan Riegel wrote:
> The caching appears already with simple HTML pages which does not
> pass the filter:
>
> 127.0.0.1 - don [18/Jan/2007:00:26:31 +0100] "GET /hospi2007/index.html?
> HTTP/1.1" 304 -
>
> And exactly here we would like to
Hello all,
we are using Apache Tomcat 5.5.16 on both a Windows (development) and
Linux (production) system. Caching of static resources works fine but we
should control the behavior. We use a filter, which transforms static
xml files and inserts some data.
The access log shows clearly that a
