Hi Guido, a fix has been provided in the svn repository.
Best regards, Thierry Boileau > Hello Guido, > > I had a look at the http rfc, and I notice that some cache directives > such as "max-age" specify *unquoted* values. This could have an impact... > I'll fix that tomorrow. > > Best regards, > Thierry Boileau > >> Hi, >> >> thanks for making the CacheDirective stuff available, now. >> >> When setting max-age via the new mechanisms a line as follows is added: >> >> Cache-Control:max-age="3600" >> >> I'm absolutely no http expert. But with respect to RFC2616 14.6 "age >> values >> are non-negative integers". Can it be confirmed than every popular >> browser >> will interpret this value correctly and behave accordingly? >> >> I'm writing this as I started playing with this directives to enhance >> caching (eg. cache ldap user information for one hour, cache listgrid >> layouts for one day etc.). But on Safari (4.0.4) it has no effect. I >> did not >> find the time to test other browsers or provide a simple scenario. >> But maybe >> my concerns about the string value are void, anyway. >> >> Regards, >> Guido Schmidt >> >> > ------------------------------------------------------ http://restlet.tigris.org/ds/viewMessage.do?dsForumId=4447&dsMessageId=2428101
