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Hello,

I have a JSP application, recently I added a few flash buttons, perhaps because of that(I am not sure), I need to refresh the page to see the changes. Eg when I sign out and sign in again, to reflect the I need to refresh the page. Is there any method to solve the cache problem(if it is)

Any help is highly appreciated.

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Cosmos
 
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What type of changing are you expecting? in flash thing or in jsp page.
Sometimes browser keep some stuff in its cache and for that the answer would be Javascript.
 
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Changes should in JSP, I only added flash buttons.
 
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Cosmos,
Are you seeing the changes after closing all the existing instance of your browser and opening a new one?
 
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No it's like sometimes I need to manually refresh the page to see changes, so I strongly beleieve that there is some problem with cache.


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Did u check your browser options?
if its IE,
tools - internet options-settings-check for new versions of stored pages
put that option to either

Every Visit to the page
or
Automatically
 
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