Download times / caching

We can view our forms via internet. The problem is the download times. It seems that the .jar files aren't cached properly. We have tried it on various computers using IE and Navigator. After we bring it up the first time, which takes a good 7 mins or so, everything works fine. Actually if we close the browser and try it again, that works fine. The problem is when we disconnect then reconnect via 56k modem. It begins downloading aprox 2megs or so. I don't mind the initial download time. But is it suppose to download 2 megs everytime you disconnect and reconnect? BTW our server has a bandwidth to the internet of 512k. Anyone have a clue on what might be the problem? Thanks in advance!

just testing <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Conrad:
An updated. It works fine in Navigator. It seems to cache it in a sub-folder of the Jinitiator. Still having problems with IE not caching.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Hi Greg,
Went to your web site. Page loading time wasn't too bad here, but I'm a photographer also and am sympathetic to your need for speed.
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I grabbed two of your images and found that they were 450k png files, not 30k as mentioned plus the images, in my opinion, are soft and could be sharper.
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Greetings again!
I, Dustin, have a nature photography business at
web.mac.com/debo0062/iWeb and some of my photo pages
have long download times. Now in Photoshop I have
saved each picture as a save for web and at a much
reduced quality. I know that with 99 pictures on a
page that can still add up. My question is why do
some of my pages take so long to download over a dial
up access? I have friends around the world on dialup
and I would really like them to view the site let
alone business contacts. Granted, I can reduce the
number of pictures but, is there something else I can
do to make the downloads faster? Any help would be
greatly appreciated. And, have any of you used this
site to estimate download
times?http://www.websiteoptimization.com/services/anal
yze/ Please email me directly at [email protected]
if you know something about this and are willing to
share?
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elie_nasrani wrote: I have a JNLP application which will run over internet , my problem is that anyone can go to the url and launch the application and download all the jars, before even logging in, i'm worried about using this for Denial of service.
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