This happened to us as well. The HTML was correct, and no exceptions were
being thrown. We solved the problem by doing the following:
- Switched Servlet Engines. (Previously using JRun, and switched to
ServletExec on Apache)
- Installed the most recent browsers available (at that time, 4.0
browsers) on all machines accessing the Servlets using a browser (UNIX, NT, 95,
98).
These two changes alleviated the truncation problem, and the servlets which
read and wrote to an Informix database using various helper classes, (using
type 4 driver) ran visibly faster.
I hope this information might be of some help.
Aaron McClennen wrote:
> I am pulling this out of thin air, but you might check that the html
> is correct, No mis matched tags or such. The browsers might handle
> the bad html differently.
>
> Aaron
>
> --- Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > I have a servlet that resides in a Linux RH5.2 box.
> >
> > The strangest thing is that, whenever I tried to access the servlet
> > using IE
> > on a Win98 machine, the HTML page generated by the servlet gets
> > truncated
> > and the last few lines are missing. But IE does not give any time
> > out error
> > whatsoever.
> >
> > Then when I tried to access the servlet using Netscape, it worked
> > flawlessly
> > and all contents got displayed on the browser.
> >
> > What's going on? Is it because the servlet comes from a Linux box
> > which made
> > IE to refuse the last few lines???? (Huh,.. now that's one stupid
> > guess!!!)
> >
> > Please help because I am so so so totally perplexed by this.
> >
> >
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