After some more investigation I think that the problem is linked to
the way Internet Explorer implements the XMLHttpRequest javascript
object. This object is used by GWT to send the request. The link below
explains the details of the issue.

http://www.vistaheads.com/forums/microsoft-public-internetexplorer-general/479422-xmlhttprequest-post-sometimes-fails-when-server-using-keep-aliv.html

I'm thinking of implementing a workaround with a custom
RequestBuilder. RequestBuilder.send() would start a Timer timing out
after 300ms. On timeout it would abort the request and send a new
request. Hopefully this will cancel IE's behaviour of resending the
request with a missing body.

Please don't hesitate to contribute if you've an idea or think this
won't work.

Thanks,

Matthieu

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