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Bob Gonder <notbg@notmindspring.invalid> wrote:
>David Ayre wrote:
>
>>Now when I run my application, it downloads the file from the
>>website, but when I look at it, it is the previous version. I'm
>>sure the one on the website is the new one, but after downloading,
>>I have the old one.
>>Any ideas?
>
><Part A:Human error>
>First, make sure you uploaded the correct version.
></Part A>

Yes. I checked this several times and if I download using ftp
then it is correct.

><Part B: Program failures>
>Did you delete the old one before downloading the new one?
>Do you download to a different name, then swap new/old (and fail)?
>Did you actually download to the folder you thought you were sending
>it to?

I deleted the old file before uploading the new one. I am happy
that the website holds the new file and that the webserver
doesn't cash the files.

></Part B>
>
><Part C:Web failures>
>Is your web site cached somewhere? Do you also update an html at the
>site, and does it show up properly with the user's browser going to
>your site?
></Part C>

All I can think is that the Indy HTTP component is cashing the
file somewhere and using the old one instead of downloading the
new one, but I don't know how to overcome this.

Cheers,

David