Avoid caching of JNLP-file
843802Sep 22 2004 — edited Feb 12 2007Hello,
I'm using JDK 1.4.2_04 and I'm creating a dynamic JNLP by a webserver, that can not be time-synchronized.
If webstart cache is empty everything is working fine, my application is uploaded and started.
My problem is, that if resources listed in the JNLP-file changed on the webserver, still the resources listed in the cached JNLP-file are requested.
I'm looking now for a possibility to avoid caching of the JNLP-file by webstart.
I've already tried several combinations of HTTP-header fields, but I found no solution.
Probably anyone has an idea?
/eric