Hi Magnus,
an easy solution for this problem, without any need for a filter or
changing any http cache headers is to append a query string to the
.nocache.js url, e. g.:
<!-- using a version, you'll have to update the HTML file before a planned
> deployment -->
> <script src="m1/m1.nocache.js?version=1.0.1"></script>
> <!--
when you have a template engine onboard, like freemarker or jsp,
you could use the current time as version either iso or unix timestamp
style
-->
> <script src="m1/m1.nocache.js?version=${currentTime}"></script>
> <!-- the output would look like this -->
> <script src="m1/m1.nocache.js?version=20130329092459"></script>
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