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streaming PDF over HTTPS to IE

 
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Hi everyone,

We are having a problem streaming a PDF to Internet Explorer over HTTPS.We would like the application to be non-cacheable, but this doen't work with any of the HTTP headers.

Can anyone throw light to this topic and help me overcome this problem.

Thank you all.
Rakesh.
 
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Please explain in more detail what you have already done and how exactly it doesn't work like you expect.
 
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Hi Jesper,

Actually I'm streaming a PDF file from the server to the client machine.I set a couple of headers as:

response.setHeader("Cache-Control","no-cache");
response.setHeader("Pragma","no-cache");

so that its not cached in the browser.But setting the HTTP headers doesn't work for PDF file streaming.

Is there a way where we can make the browser to be non-cacheable.

Thanks
Rakesh.
 
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