Are you setting the caching for the HTML pages, or for the images themselves? Each
embedded image in an HTML page will generate a separate request to the server, with a
separate set of caching settings.
Bart Cassady
Database Analyst
Corporate Technology Services
Associated Engineering Group Ltd.
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>>> Stephane Cloutier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 07/03 1:25 PM >>>
Ok, I know this subject have been discussed many times but the solutions
that were given ("pragma" http-equiv set to "no-cache" and "expires" set to
"0") are not working neither for netscape nor explorer. I have multiple
html pages that have image tags pointing on a servlet. The problem is
these images are cached in the browser and when they are updated, the html
pages still show the old images of the cache instead of the new one that
should be return by the servlet. Any idea to solve this?
Thanks,
Stephane Cloutier
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