I think anybody who works with servlets must have at least HTTP 1.1 (RFC
2616)
and CGI 1.1 specifications as well as other related stuff at hand. Do not
rely on
popular books: they only contain what fits their authors' heads. For
Cashe-Control
it's Chapter 14 of the RFC 2616.
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> Subject: response headers
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> Does anyone know of a complete list of response headers to be
> used like this one:
> res.setHeader("Cache-Control", "no-store");
> -dan
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