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Disabling servlet caching

 
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Hi,

We are facing a very typical problem using WebSphere server. The feature of Servlet Caching is enabled on the server side.

How do I disable the same using some code? For running a particular servlet, I want that caching should not come in picture. And everytime the servlet should run.

Any pointers would be helpful.

Thanks,
ankit
 
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Are you refering to the servlet instance or the output of the servlet?
 
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The output of the servlet
 
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Are you sure it's the server caching and not the browser?

Our JSP FAQ has an entry on caching.
I has the necessary meta tags to add to your pages to prevent browser caching.
 
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