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How to Stop Javadoc on the Internet from being Cached

 
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I have some javadoc API documentation on my Apache / Linux site. If I update the API the pages don't update in the browser. I thought perhaps the browser was caching them but if I hold down the Ctrl or Shift key while I hit Reload the pages still do not update. If I select NOFRAMES and do a Shift+Reload a few times I can finally get the page to update.

Has anyone seen this sort of problem before? Is this an Apache issue?

If I do a network capture it looks like the whole page is coming down. I've tried restarting Apache to no effect.

Could my ISP be caching pages? Is there a Javadoc feature that adds no-cache meta tags or something?

Mike
 
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