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> Hi!
> This could be an Apache issue, but since it appeared while I was
> modifying my servlet code ...
> Maybe it's me being a complete idiot, but ..
>
> Got:
> Apache 1.3.12
> Jserv 1.1
> JSSI1.1.2
> JDK 1.2.2.RC4
>
> Works - great. There is, however, one problem.
> My servlet output seems to be cached, not refreshed or whatever.
>
> This happens.
> 1. Servlet call "show xyz"
> 2. Output from database via servlet: "xyz"
> 3. Servlet call "show abc"
> 4. Output from database via servlet is still: "xyz" UNTIL I the reload
> the frame.
>
> I have another machine with exact same configfiles(yes I have "cloned"
> the disks) where this does not happen.
> The difference is that I have added som servlets and code. But I can't
> find
> what may cause this. Cache is OFF in apache. Oh yes, one difference
> more, The working one is compiled with SSL
> and the other one is not. But they both have SSL directives in the
> httpd.conf and none is started with SSL.
>
> To the questions:
> 1. Known issue? If so with what? What am I doing wrong?
> 2. Can I make sure that the document is not cached by writing some
> header to the respons? (tried "pragma no cache" without any effect.)
>
> Other suggestions?
My suggestion: Make sure you actually set the headers for cache-control
and don't just use the <META HTTP-EQUIV .. stuff. So, in your servlet use:
response.setHeader( "Cache-Control", "no-cache" );
response.setHeader( "Pragma", "no-cache" );
-Fernando
>
> I realise that it may well be my code(oh no...) but it could also be
> something that is known.
> If needed, I'll post some code.
> Thanks!
> //OLAS
>
>
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