Henry Story <email@hidden> wrote:
>Looking at the output of tcp dump, it looks like the calls from safari
>for the
>java classes makes requests for the class but with the an
>If-Modified-Since header
>and so don't receive the class in return
That sounds like Safari believes the resource is in its cache. If a
browser doesn't have some kind of cached resource or local copy already,
then If-Modified-Since is senseless.
>If-Modified-Since: Fri, 12 Dec 2003 22:05:07 GMT
That's a pretty old date for the cached resource. It might be a clue.
It would likely be the mod-date on the locally cached file, i.e. when the
resource was last delivered to the client and stored in local cache.
Try sending some new resources from the server to the client, letting
Safari cache them, and then find out exactly where it cached them. The
cache you think Safari is using might not be what it's really using, so
your earlier "clear Safari cache" may not have had the intended effect.
-- GG
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