Use Last-Modified , its a HEADER attribute
request.getHeader("Last-Modified")
Santosh
Jody Kerr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 10/06/2000 05:42:53 PM
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Subject: Idiot Friday afternoon question
Hello folks,
It's friday afternoon and my brain is jello. How do I return a page's last
modified date?
Thanks,
Jody
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