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Is there some kind of configuration option for disabling server caching? I assume that's what's going on - I'm just beginning servlet programming so I wrote a hello world servlet. That worked fine so I changed the servlet to send "Goodbye World" to the client instead. I recompiled then tried to reload the the page in the client. I still got the old string ("Hello World"). I tried flushing the caches on the browser and when that didn't work I went to a differant machine who's browser had never loaded that servlet. I still got the old string. I assume that it is being cached somewhere on the server - I can see how this may be effecient but for development purposes I would like to turn it off.
jimATrainvilleDOTnet
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(Xref) How do I get my servlet classes to reload?
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