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BrinBixby · 10-14-2019

I have a simple CVP Studio app that is used to record an ad hoc message that plays when our operations are impacted by weather or technical events. When the business stakeholder calls the app, it plays the current ad hoc message, indicates whether t...

BrinBixby · 11-15-2019

Thank you again, Janine. I tested this and, unfortunately, it still caches a version of the file, disregarding everything after and including the "?"

BrinBixby · 10-22-2019

Unfortunately, that doesn't seem to have any impact on the VVB cache. I still have to manually set the stale flag to Y to forced the vvb to pull down the new file if there's an existing version in cache.

BrinBixby · 10-15-2019

Thanks @janinegraves! I think you mentioned this during class and I forgot it. I'll try it out and report back.

BrinBixby · 10-14-2019

Thank you for your reply! If need be, I can try to move the ad hoc announcements into a new folder that has its own cache-limiting headers, but I'm really only looking to invoke cache expiration through the ad hoc message recording Studio app, not ev...

BrinBixby · 10-14-2019

Alternately, is there a way to leverage the VoiceXML Property section of the Audio element in CVP Studio to set this flag to stale when we call the existing wav file?

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