Why does IIS not return a last modified time date for a file? Array ( [headers] => Array ( 开发者_开发技巧[Date] => Sun, 09 Oct 2011 08:57:43 GMT
I\'m developing a firefox addon and I\'m listening to http responses like this: var observerService = Components.classes[\"@mozilla.org/observer-service;1\"].getService(Components.interfaces.nsIObser
As far as I know, the HTTP Header Vary specifies a comma separated list of HTTP headers that need to be considered by caches together with the URL when deciding if a request is a cache hit or miss.
I\'m writing a Ruby on Rails application which allows a user to upload an mp3 file, then play it back.I have it working to the point where a user can do those things, BUT there is an issue when seekin
According to the HTML4 reference there\'s no attribute to pass on HTTP headers using the anchor tag. I would like to offer a link requesting for a specific file type using the Accept header.
I\'m trying to create controllers action that responds with local vide开发者_Python百科o file that is outside of the applications public directory. What I have now is
If a HTTP response that returns both Expires and max-age indications which one is used? Cache-Control: max-age=3600
Having recently discovered problems relating to the HTTP ETag and our CDN I\'ve tried to capture some in Fiddler for well known sites.However it appears that whatever combination of browser / w开发者_
Part of my app provides a file to be downloaded using the redirect() method.I have found that Chrome (and not Firefox or IE, weirdly) is caching this file so that the same version gets downloaded even
I have a requirement to implement a web-service that can issue files to the bits (Background Intelligent Transfer Service).The language is ASP.NET (C#).The problem I am having is with the \"range\" st
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