Static Files download

Hi All,
I have uploaded Javascript/CSS files as Static files in my application. Their are few changes required in these files. But when I downloading again these files, I am getting old files from the application. How could I resolve this problem to get the latest file from the application? Waiting for the response.
Thanks in advance.
Regards.
Ranjan

Hi all,
No response on this one since last September???
Having the same problem in Apex 3.0.
Had more problems in dealing with static files.
Static files are not included in an application export.
Separate export fails to import when exchanging them between workspaces.
Solved this by running the script in SQL Workshop.
We now have multiple instances of the same file for each application in the same workspace:
damen.js     application/octet-stream     1143     300     03/05/2008 11:13:33 AM     Download
damen.js     application/x-javascript     1143     311     03/20/2008 12:03:15 PM     Download
damen.js     application/x-javascript     1892     312     04/23/2008 02:10:54 PM     Download
damen.js     application/x-javascript     1143     310     03/20/2008 12:01:36 PM     DownloadJust uploaded a new version of the file, as can be seen with the time stamp.
The application is using the newly added Javascript function.
Though the file is less the 2k in size, it can not be opened in Apex.
However when downloading the file for more modifications the changes are 'lost'.
It seems that one of the other instances is returned in the download.
When hovering over the download icons, the URL's shown in the status bar are indeed all the same.
So, how to retrieve the last version of the file??
Thanks for your attention.

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