Delete  user applet cache....(Question) ?

Hi guy,
I am looking for any idea or suggestion that how i can delete user's applet cache . Lets suppose i have got new applet, i mean new version with some changes, then how i can automatically delete current cached applet and let the user download with new one from server.
Thanks in advance.
Romi

Hi Romi,
You wrote:
I am looking for any idea or suggestion that how i can delete user's applet cacheYou don't have control over the user's browser, but you can specify the cache version of each jar file in your applet. When you have a new release, you can specify a newer version. If the browser/plug-in follows the version convention, it will download the new jar file and not use the older cached file.
See [Applet Cachine|http://java.sun.com/products/plugin/1.3/docs/appletcaching.html].
Was this what you were looking for?
(Reading the document again, I see you could also specify "cache_option" to be "No" which would force reloading every time.)
-David-

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