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I have an application written in .NET 1.1 that calls XmlDocument.Load on a URL. Just recently the xml file was updated. Now whenever I call XmlDocument.Load, the old file is returned. When I hit the same URL from a browser, I see the new file. I deleted all temporary files from IE and I still see the same issue. Any thoughts on why I am seeing a older version of the file when I access it programmatically?
Just a guess, but try clearing your IE’s browser cache. .NET HTTP is sitting on top of the same stack as IE and also share proxy settings, so I would not be surprised if the cache is shared, too.