I didn't set cache-control in anywhere in my code , and wondering why there is the still the cache-control shown in my response header?
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Blake
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The cache-control you see is inserted by default. Websites must have a cache control.
If you want to control it check here, but if you DON'T want to catch anything, check here.
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Jordi Castilla
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Most probably because you use a framework which adds a filter to set those headers (if you use Spring or Spring Security, they will add those headers, for example). Since you don't give more information, there is no better answer.
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I am using the apache wicket with jetty, even if I set the header cache-control in the code, it didn't override the original one.. – Blake Apr 13 '15 at 08:34