Hello Again:
Li shares the same thought as mine. Well here's what is the scenario.We take
the SSN and query the database so as to generate a huge report.Now sometimes
even if we change the SSN it will print the report pertaining to the
previous report.This problem persists even after adding all those meta tags
(which have been tried in many different ways ).This could be that the
WebServer is caching the JSP pages.But, interesting thing is that if we
change the JSP we needn't restart the WebServer since it recompiles the JSP
into a Servlet, it still throws a the same old page with new SSN being
substituted for the old one and rest of the content being the same.Many a
times if the record doesn't exist it shows the previous values instead og
throwing the exception.To avoid all these, we got to restart the Server.This
I think cannot be solution if we are deploying these in an enterprise. Any
Suggestions !!!
I Thank all those who have responded earlier.
regards
Mohan
-----Original Message-----
From: Li Xuejun(RDC) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, September 16, 1999 7:59 PM
To: Mohan K Reddy
Subject: Re: How to avoid caching the page !!!!!
Make sure we are talking about the caching of the browser or the caching of
the Web Server(JSP pages).
I've looked at the others' answers, which are all about the problem of
caching at the browser. But I think Mr(Ms) Mohan is having the other
problem. The web server does not load the new page. I used to run into
similiar problems on Microsoft platform and do not know why.
Can any one help with that?
Li Xuejun
Mohan K Reddy wrote:
Hello:
One of the major or rather irritating problems that I am encountering these
days is caching of the page. Even if the JSP is changed the server still
loads the same old page.Inspite of doing all the jaaz to avoid caching the
problem still persists.Any suggestions!!!
Thanks
Mohan
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