Hello
I am having a problem which seems to be threatening the density of
hair on my head .
I have an application in which the user logs in and all details of
the user is stored in an object , say , "UserData". This is stored into
the session . Whenever a page is called , ie jsp , servlet ; I check for
the existance of this "UserData" object to see whether the user has logged
in & also to use the data available in the object
I have a link on my main page which pops up in a new window using
Javascript ; a page that is a jsp , lets say SendFeedBack.jsp . The
problem is that I don't want this to be cached on the browser,because
each page has data unique to that instance.
The simplest solution was to set the response header ie
response.setHeader("Expires","-1");
This brings up something crazy ; The "UserData" that I set in the
session is not visible in this page . ANy ideas why this happens
Better still is there a way I can force a jsp to be taken from the
server and not the cache ;OTHER than using cache directives !!!!
I am using JRUN on NES .
*sniff* At this rate I'll be bald in the next ten days
Mano.
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