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How do I disable Java plugin caching on a Solaris / Linux platform?

April 26, 2017caching disable Java linux Platform plugin Solaris

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How do I disable Java plugin caching on a Solaris / Linux platform?

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Unlike on a windows system which allows for the java plugin to be manipulated from a pull down menu option available from the browser, a Unix or Linux system requires that a separate utility be run. The utility is call ControlPanel and is located in the jre/bin directory To run it, simply type: ControlPanel Caching options are located under the caching tab.