Re: Performance issues

[Jason King]

It caches by default.  To test this, put some arbitrary obscure string 
like "I am not a number, I am a free man" inside your js file, clear the 
browser cache, load the page once and you should find this in the cache 
once.  You'll have to use a find utility that searches on strings.  Then 
load the page a seond time and you should still only have one file in 
your cache with that string.
Bill Keese wrote:

<script language="Javascript1.1" src="staticJavascript.jsp">

How do I tell the browser to cache staticJavascript.jsp rather than 
downloading it each time?  I know the browser caches images by 
default, but I'm not sure whether or not it would cache files with a 
.jsp extension.  Do I have to do the opposite of what is listed on 
this page: http://www.ajug.org/archive/ajug-members/10404/msg00041.html ?

Also, is there any way to confirm what the browser is caching and what 
it is reloading (other than using a stopwatch)?

Bill
Matt Bathje wrote:

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