Hi,
Interested in how others have approached this problem.
After the user has login all pages are set to no cache because we don't want
the pages to potentially be view by others if the user does not close the
browser. This is fine except it causes duplicate requests to be made when
the user uses the back/forward buttons on the browser. This may cause, e.g.,
duplicate creates, deletes, updates. We're currently using RequestDispatcher
to forward our request to a JSP resource. Our two options are:
* don't use forwards and use redirects
* keep using forwards but use some tracking mechanism to detect duplicate
requests
Any other thoughts?
Thanks.
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Tinou Bao
www.tinou.com
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