There's always JavaScript. When the jsp page loads try doing this:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
function doFunc() {
location.reload(true);
}
</SCRIPT>
Then add this to your body tag:
<BODY onLoad="doFunc()">
It's messy. There may be other ways but this one works. The
"reload(true)" forces the browser to load the page from the source and not use
any cached page. I know it works for Netscape. Not too sure about IE.
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Re: How to avoid caching the page !!!!!
Joshua Prunier - Sun Microsystems Thu, 16 Sep 1999 15:35:51 -0700
- How to avoid caching the page !!!!! Mohan K Reddy
- Re: How to avoid caching the page !... Srikala Golla
- Re: How to avoid caching the page !... Srikala Golla
- Re: How to avoid caching the page !... Joshua Prunier - Sun Microsystems
- Re: How to avoid caching the page !... Nicholas Barrington
- Re: How to avoid caching the page !... Eric M. Andersen
- Re: How to avoid caching the page !... Mark Munzer
- Re: How to avoid caching the page !... Mohan K Reddy
