Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
... The point being that even if you can disable the option in Tomcat
(and I'm not sure you can?)
Yes, it can be done with a simple <valve>. See earlier message in this
thread for details, or follow the link to the Tomcat bug database in my
previous message.
FYI, I wound up writing a filter that lets me define paths that WILL
NOT have the cache headers set, all others they are set for (because
all but three paths in my app needed the headers set, the 3 were where
PDFs get generated). I use this in place of the Struts setting. This
filter will appear in my Sourceforge JavaWebParts project, in case
anyone else might be interested.
Keep in mind, this is not just a problem with pdf files. It will happen
when IE uses SSL to download *any* file that is not being rendered in
the browser, when the no-cache directive is included in the response.
-Mark
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