Soubhratra Das wrote:
>
> My problem is that when i am invoking a servlet the browser seems
> to display it from catched temporary files generated by that
> servlet in the first occasion.
>
It wasn't clear if you're using cache-control headers or
meta elements. If you are, then which ones? Does it make
any difference? Have you tried with other browsers? Does
that make any difference, or is it IE specific?
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