Friedrich

Since your servlet application runs fine for all your other customers
you can probably conclude that the BEA servlet server is behaving
properly.

So I would start with the Microsoft browser and work through to the
proxy server. My guess would be its a problem with the IE6 browser;
perhaps you could try upgrading the client side JRE plugin  or try
switching to the 5.5 release of Internet Explorer.  Alternatively use
the JSP applet/bean plugin action element on the server side to ensure
the JRE provided in the browser is not an issue.

Hope that's of some help.

Chris

In article <[log in to unmask]>, Friedrich Harasleben
<[log in to unmask]> writes
>Hi listers
>
>I know this is not exactly the topic for this list, but maybe someone
>knows some hints
>
>We have an online system for our external clients (written in PARIS).
>This system uses the following technology - java servlets running on a
>BEA Weblogic server accessed via browser.
>
>One of our local austrian clients (out of many clients worldwide) has
>troubles to use this application (after some time of using it, Internet
>explorer seems to "hang" - needs to restart IE)
>
>Now how can I try to track to problem down?
>- he is using Checkpoint Firewall
>- ISA Microsoft Proxy Server
>- Windows 2000
>- IE 6.0
>
>Where to start the process?
>thanks for any hints
>Friedrich
>

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