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Applet Reflection Problem in Solaris 5.6

 
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Hi..
I have a problem in the Solaris 5.6 OS. Whenever I am using IBM Websphere 3.5 to serve out my applets and whenever I create my Applet JAR and deploy them.. the applet doesnt reflect immediately on my client machine. I have 'touched' the JAR using the solaris touch command and also cleared the cache on the client machines.
Can anyone tell me a reason for this behaviour? It works fine on an NT server.
Thanks in advance
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Sriraj Rajaram
 
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I think that you'll be better able to find the answer if you ask in the WebSphere forum.
 
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Hi,
I seem to recall some caching issue with Websphere caused this to happen sometimes.
I am moving this thread to the IBM/Webshere forum so that you can get a better answer.
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Manfred.
 
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Hi folks..
I have solved the problem with applet reflection. The problem was with the caching servers we had in the organization. When we turned off the proxies defined on our browsers and tried hitting the webserver directly we got the new applet each time. Also make sure that you go to the IE temp directories and clean them out.
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Sriraj Rajaram
 
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