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Enhancement
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Resolution: Fixed
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P2
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6
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b32
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generic
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generic
Due to security concerns mainly stemming from malicious code modifying the cache, Java Plugin
deployers and users sometimes prefer to set "no-cache". Meaning the files are transferred from
the remote system directly to the requesting module. This feature is desirable for Java WebStart
as well.
We would like to have no-cache support in the common download engine, so it can be used by both JWS and JPI. This also includes the support of the no-cache directive in the http request header.
###@###.### 2005-1-04 22:24:56 GMT
deployers and users sometimes prefer to set "no-cache". Meaning the files are transferred from
the remote system directly to the requesting module. This feature is desirable for Java WebStart
as well.
We would like to have no-cache support in the common download engine, so it can be used by both JWS and JPI. This also includes the support of the no-cache directive in the http request header.
###@###.### 2005-1-04 22:24:56 GMT