Archive for the ‘Tomcat’ Category
Spring 2.5 with annotations and REST requests
Spring 2.5 Web MVC is a really great framework, especially when using annotations you don’t have to spend to much time on getting everything up and running and separating MVC logic is really simple. One problem I recently came across, was something which was a bit annoying. When using Spring 2.5 with annotations, it’s not [...]
Tomcat and if-modified-since header
If you ever had to do something with web pages that need to be ranked the highest as possible, then you’ve probably read through the Google Webmaster Guidelines. But when I did that, I came across the following line:
Make sure your web server supports the If-Modified-Since HTTP header. This feature allows your web server to [...]
