I would like to be able to prevent caching of my JApplet used in a html page when viewed using IE 5.0 (and using Sun Java 1.3 plug-in). I have found that while developing the applet, when I recompile and try to view again using the same browser session, the applet changes do not appear. I have to close IE and start a new IE session to see the changes. I have IE caching set as follows: Tools|Internet Options|General|Settings|"Check for newer versions of stored pages" set to "Every visit to page" but it still seems to cache the applet classes. Any suggestions?
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prevent caching of applets with IE 5.0
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No sugestions. Every browser seems to do that. I don't know why. It just happens and you'll have to live with it.
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Add a question mark followed by a=1
eg. myapplet.html?a=1
It fools the browser into thinking it's a parameter and will reread the file.
eg. myapplet.html?a=1
It fools the browser into thinking it's a parameter and will reread the file.
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