Hi,
I have a JSP based site, where only few of the pages are actually
changing on every request.
All other are just using common header and footer files with
"include" tag.
However, I've noticed that JRun adds by default the "Expires" header
to all JSP files and removes the "Last-Modified" header, so the browser
doesn't cache those pages.
Do you know how can I disable this default behavior?
Then, I'll just add "no-cache" header to the pages I really don't
want to be cached.
Thanks,
Lior.
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