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The following page has been changed by ThomasPeuss: http://wiki.apache.org/solr/SolrAndHTTPCaches ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ * Last-Modified: the time the index reader has been opened for the current index. * ETag: the version of the index currently in use. * Expires: Last-Modified+httpCacheTTL - * Cache-Control: dependent on your settings for ''httpCacheForceRevalidation'' and ''httpCacheForcePrivate'' + * Cache-Control: dependent on your settings for ''httpCacheTTL'', ''httpCacheForceRevalidation'' and ''httpCacheForcePrivate'' <!> Solr only emits cache header elements for GET and HEAD requests. The HTTP standard does not allow cache related headers for POST requests. POST requests are not cached by standard compliant shared caches!
