Overview: Client-side: Applet
Server_side: Java Servlets
Applet: The applet consists of serveral frames.
(Windows with minimize, maximize, close
buttons) The applet also sends GET and POST
requests to the servlets on the server.
Servlets: The servlets process the requests and send
a response. Sometimes the response is
from the database other times it's from
text files, for example.
Given: In Netscape Navigator it works perfectly.
Each new frame comes up and always repaints
perfectly. And each response from the
servlets is always correctly verified.
Problem: In IE4/5, at random times (but always when
a new frame has to either come up
or be repainted) it hangs (the entire
browser chokes). Sometimes it gets
two or three frames into the program,
sometimes 15, sometimes none. New frames
are commonly brought when servlet
connections and responses are made.
Ideas: I'm think the problem is either the applet
is not recieving the response from the
servlets correctly and then hangs or there
is some kind of trick on the applet side to
force it to invalidate->validate->repaint.
I have a hard time believing IE has bugs
that large. I guess it could a garbage
collection problem but if so I have no
idea how to fix it because I already call
System.gc() trying to force it's hand if
you no what I mean.
Any ideas you have would be highly appreciated.
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James Wilson
HealthFirst Corporation
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