Sorry for the slightly OT question, but I have an apache, well the ibm httpd server, and CFMX on WebSphere question.
My config is the IBM HTTP server (apache), talking to the the Web container of IBM's WebSphere. So, I send a get request to retrieve a page, either a CFMX page or a static page or even a jsp. What I am looking for is the Expiration Date of the "page" in the http header. I get the modified date, but I want the expiration date. In apache, there is a directory directive where you can specify to add the expiration date to the http header, and, even add some hours or days to the modified date to create the expiration date. I know I can easily add the code to the JSP or CFMX page to add the header item, but what about static pages. What it looks like is that if I retrive a page through WebSphere, the apache directory directives are ignored becaue it is WebSphere retrieving the page, not apache.
Any one have any idea how I can get WebSphere to add the expiration date to the http header without me coding it in on the page? Thanks...
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