Ong Beng Hui wrote:
>
> > Pardon my ignorance, but what is an asp file? It looks like a
> > text/html object. Is it a server-side include or an ActiveX-related
> > construct? I'd like to dig deeper into the problem.
>
> .asp is a ActiveX-related construct. I choose not to cache it.
> There are some .asp that doesn't work too well when cached.
>
> *8)
> Ong Beng Hui
> ongbh@singnet.com.sg
> ...yet another day in an ISP business
> ...and they lived happily ever after
Not our problem, I expect. HTTP/1.1 is very strong on caching, and if
Microsoft is going to push entire trees of documents that consist of
nothing but non-cacheable objects, I don't see that we can waste the
money to be nice to them.
D
Received on Sat Oct 26 1996 - 21:21:52 MDT
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