a little idea comes to me:
if U use a page scope bean on your JSP pages,, this bean has to update the
INPUTs. even if the user uses the cache.
Have fun
Guillaume
-----Original Message-----
From: Arni Raghu
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 01/03/00 04:53
Subject: Re: force reloading and jsps..SMARTER WAY??
RE: force reloading and jsps..Yes this I know..infact I use the
response.setHeader("Pragma","no-cache") and this works in the sense that
it
tell the user that the post operation expired etc..etc..and hence
forcing a
reload...I am loooking for a smarter way by which..if
pg1->pg2->pg3->pg4
After finishing the Pg1,Pg2,Pg3 the user enters Pg4 and then tries to
"go
back" it should silently take him to Pg1..
I am not sure if this can be done...but I am sure there are some smart
folks
out there who can figure out a way...
Thx,
Arni
add metatags in the <header> of JSP's. CACHE-CONTROL expires ...... etc.
will help.
Vyas
-----Original Message-----
From: Arni Raghu [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 29, 2000 12:05 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: force reloading and jsps..
Hi,
I have sequence of jsp pages::
pg1->pg2->pg3->pg4
Each page is dynamically generated...so lets say the user finished
entering
the info in page pg1 and went on to pg2..but then now decides that he
wants
to hit the back button of the browser and go back to pg1, I would like
pg1
to be a "fresh" page that is pg1 should again be brought from the server
rather than from the browser's cache...
How do I go about doing that..??
Thx,
Arni
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