Darren Cotterill wrote:
Hi Tom,Did you have any success with this ? I've found a problem with the SeleneseJettyResourceHandler when using IE to drive the tests. If you are using IE, add these lines to SeleneseJettyResourceHandler.handle() : res.setField(HttpFields.__ContentType, "text/plain"); res.setField(HttpFields.__CacheControl, "no-cache"); res.setField(HttpFields.__Pragma, "no-cache"); res.setField(HttpFields.__Expires, "-1"); Cheers, Darren.
Thanks Darren -- we were using Firefox, but I'll try with IE and your tips when I get a chance.
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