tis 2007-01-16 klockan 10:56 -0500 skrev Scott Lawrence: > Again - the spec has clear mechanisms for providing explicit cache > controls - they should be used, and nothing should be inferred that they > do not make explicit. IMHO, any cache should assume that any response > is not cachable unless told that it is. HTTP works the other way. GET responses is by default cacheable unless told otherwise (13.4, 13.2), except for responses to query-URLs which is a oddball special case and requires explicit freshness information (13.9). Regards HenrikReceived on Tuesday, 16 January 2007 21:50:15 GMT
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