Instead of "permanent" caching (what is permanent?) I am thinking about using timestamps. So, for a requested resource, (if it is available) return a timestamp which denotes when the resource was last changed. When requesting the resource again, send that timestamp with it and the server checks if the cache is stale or not and responds accordingly (either "resource is modified after $(old_timestamp) so here is the new resource and it was modified on $(new_timestamp)" or "the resource was not changed after $(timestamp)"). But the problem is, where does the timestamp goes in the request and response? ~smlckz
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