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From: Richard Collette on 25 Mar 2010 13:40
We have two different physical servers for IIS test and development.

On our development box, requests for static files such as .js files have a
content-location header in the HTTP response. On the test box, no
content-location http header is present.

Can someone tell me what controls or otherwise affects the presence of the
content-location http header in the response.


From: Richard Collette on 25 Mar 2010 16:01
We resolved this. The issue is that there was a wildcard application
mapping present in the test server. After removing that, the
content-location header went away.

"Richard Collette" wrote:

> We have two different physical servers for IIS test and development.
>
> On our development box, requests for static files such as .js files have a
> content-location header in the HTTP response. On the test box, no
> content-location http header is present.
>
> Can someone tell me what controls or otherwise affects the presence of the
> content-location http header in the response.
>
>
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