What version of Java is he running?
What application is he running?
What version of Java are required/supported by the application?
What version of Linux was being run?
What versions of Java are provided by this version of Linux?
The typical problem:
User installs older version of Linux that installs Java 1.3.1 or
something equally old.
User attempts to access web applet - which tries to use
features only offered in Java 1.5
It works - until garbage collection or other "housekeeping" purge
the session bean.
Other possible problem:
Applet calls JNI function - which is direct call to Microsoft DLL
functon.
When Applet attempts to call JNI function on Linux - applet fails -
no communication.
Other possible solution:
Keep-alive option has not been set on JVM interface to TCP/IP.
Java TCP connection times out due to appearant lost connection,
Timing indicates that it's either Garbage Collection or TCP/IP Socket
timing that is triggering the failure.
Of course, we don't even want to start to think about the fact that
John Bailo may have been attempting to gamble illegally.
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