Hi Joanne,
Yesterday I received this answer from my TSM about this issue:
Background Info:
Clearing the browser cache or doing a force-reload in the browser showed the
new version. A 304 Not Modified header was falsely being sent by tomcat when
requesting content from the CS. This was due to a temporary workaround for
an IE problem with WebDAV, which has been resolved in AP3SP2 via a Xythos
update, thus the workaround could now also be removed, making the new
versions appear again.
Resolution:
This issue is resolved in Service Pack 2 for release 6.3, which will become
generally available in a few weeks.
Seems that the problem will be solved in a few weeks.
Henk van Rijssen
ROC Midden Nederland
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[mailto:[log in to unmask]] Namens Joanne Evans
Verzonden: vrijdag 4 november 2005 10:25
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Onderwerp: Content Caching
Dear all,
We are in the process of upgrading to 6.3 and have come across the problem
of content caching. A particular issue for us, is the fact that documents
stored in the CMS are not being refreshed when they are overwritten/updated.
I remember seeing some dicussion about this a while ago, and was wondering
whether anyone has found a workaround?
Regards
Jo
VLE Manager
The College of Law
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