Johan Hahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Cristian D. Romanescu wrote:
> > I think your problem is yer browser, especially if it's IE.
> > IE has this nasty habit of caching images and not checking that
> > in the mean time has changed, try a decent browser.
>
> Yes, he could also try telnet:ing to
Johan Hahn <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> * Hi all!! Sorry to hear you are thinking of unsubbing Nic!
There will be a fanfare when I finally go I think.
I do intend to go out with a bang. Or maybe a whimper.
I haven't decided yet.
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Nic Ferrier
http://www.tapsellferrier.co.uk
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Cristian D. Romanescu wrote:
> I think your problem is yer browser, especially if it's IE.
> IE has this nasty habit of caching images and not checking that
> in the mean time has changed, try a decent browser.
Yes, he could also try telnet:ing to port 80 on the server and make
a couple of manual
I apology for the ugly formatting and the abrupt end to my previous post (first
to this group*). I mistakenly pressed ctrl+s (send) instead of ctrl+v (paste) which
caused my mail to be sent before I had finished it. Here is the full version:
* Hi all!! Sorry to hear you are thinking of unsubbing
I think your problem is yer browser, especially if it's IE.
IE has this nasty habit of caching images and not checking that
in the mean time has changed, try a decent browser.
I am very certain that this has got nothing 2 do with tomcat/servlet.
c.
Martin Lew wrote:
<<
Oh dear. Didn't you say you w
Martin Lew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> <<
> Oh dear. Didn't you say you were having trouble with the image?
> >>
>
> Like I said clearly in the first message, I have my image correctly the
> first time so the problem is not the image generation but the cache of
> Tomcat. I tested all with Firefo
> Ok, here the code for the servlet that generates HTML:
[snip]
I noticed that you have a quite common misconception about what servlets are.
A servlet should generally not have any member variables, only local variables
that are passed between methods. (I'm talking about pageHtml, selectedLang
<<
Oh dear. Didn't you say you were having trouble with the image?
>>
Like I said clearly in the first message, I have my image correctly the
first time so the problem is not the image generation but the cache of
Tomcat. I tested all with Firefox and I'm sure that is not Apache or any
browser the
Martin Lew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ok, here the code for the servlet that generates HTML:
Oh dear. Didn't you say you were having trouble with the image?
It's the image servlet that we need to see if we are to help fix your
problem.
Some general things you could try:
- check the headers
Ok, here the code for the servlet that generates HTML:
package simple_chart_view;
import java.io.*;
import javax.servlet.*;
import javax.servlet.http.*;
import java.util.Enumeration;
/**
* Title:
* Description:
* Copyright: Copyright (c) 2004
* Company:
* @author not attributable
* @ver
Martin Lew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Ok, need more information ?
No. Not more information.
I want to see some source code.
> I call a first servlet that generate html code.
> In this html code, I have a tag tag that generates and send an image (PNG).
> Everything goes well for the first t
Ok, need more information ?
I call a first servlet that generate html code.
In this html code, I have a tag wrote:
>Martin Lew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> I'm searching for a solution for a refreshing problem with Tomcat. Does
>> anybody know how to configure the cache in Tomcat (version 4
Martin Lew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm searching for a solution for a refreshing problem with Tomcat. Does
> anybody know how to configure the cache in Tomcat (version 4) ?
>
> I read a lot about the problem and servlet were not refreshed correctly
> after the first time, I have always the s
I'm searching for a solution for a refreshing problem with Tomcat. Does
anybody know how to configure the cache in Tomcat (version 4) ?
I read a lot about the problem and servlet were not refreshed correctly
after the first time, I have always the same old page. I did testing and I
read from many
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