We have the same problem on a client's server and later have it fixed. We isolated the issue to jrun_iis6_wildcard.dll. The same problematic dll file also caused the css and an image not to load sometimes on another CF application. The version of the problematic jrun_iis6_wildcard.dll that we have is 4.0.6.40827. The solution is replacing it with an EARLIER version - version 4.0.3.16195. We didn't reinstall JRun or anything. All we did was replacing the dll file with the older version and bang all the problem went away! It's not a good practice to just replace a dll like that. But I guess the newer version might have the same interface with the older one so it doesn't affect anything. I recommend anyone having this problem to try that if other solutions are exhausted.
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