To use browser cache

After a contents is gatewayed through the portal, 'Cache-Control' value is setted as 'no-store, no-cache' even though it is setted to use cache from the remote server.
We need to use browser caching function, but with the 'Cache-Control' value resetted in the portal while it is gatewayed, we cannot use browser caching function.
Is there anyway to keep 'Cache-Control' value to use browser caching when a content is gatewayed through the portal server?
Thanks,Young-Jin

The bug is related to client browser caching, but is rooted in the gateway. As you've noted, the gateway is erroneously adding no cache headers to the response for certain content types, thereby preventing the browser from caching them.
...stephan------- Young-Jin Kim wrote on 4/26/04 1:39 AM -------
Danil,
Is that right you are talking about browser caching?Actually, we want to use client browser caching.The bug that you said is related to client browser caching or gateway caching?

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