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Bug
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Resolution: Fixed
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P2
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6u16
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b05
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x86
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windows
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Not verified
| Issue | Fix Version | Assignee | Priority | Status | Resolution | Resolved In Build |
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| JDK-2200077 | 7 | Chris Cenotti | P2 | Closed | Fixed | b64 |
Auto-update includes the -nocache flag as part of it's HTTP GET request of both map.xml and version.xml files. This is an unnecessary flag, because of the fix for 6478142 & 6656032.
It is believed the original thought behind the -nocache was to ensure the client was always getting the latest XML files, however the cache time can be specified on the server side. Allowing a cache would prevent subsequent calls to the Sun server for XML files that were already downloaded earlier in the same update check. (we currently download map.xml twice, and version.xml 2-3 times)
It is believed the original thought behind the -nocache was to ensure the client was always getting the latest XML files, however the cache time can be specified on the server side. Allowing a cache would prevent subsequent calls to the Sun server for XML files that were already downloaded earlier in the same update check. (we currently download map.xml twice, and version.xml 2-3 times)
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JDK-2200077 Auto-update should not specify -nocache when requesting the map and version XML files
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- Closed
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