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I understand there is a HTTP response header directive to disable page caching:
Cache-Control:no-cache I can modify the header by ‘hand’:
<%response.addHeader('Cache-Control','no-cache');%> But is there a ‘nice’ way to make the JSP interpreter return this header line in the server response?
(I checked the <%@page …%> directive. It seems there is nothing like that.)
Also add
response.addHeader('Expires','-1'); response.addHeader('Pragma','no-cache');to your headers and give that a shot.