100% CPU utilization issue by Adobe Form

Hi
I am creating a new Adobe Interactive Form in my web dynpro java application.
When I am trying to run that application on server which is having only 2-3 UI elements in interactive form it's using 100% CPU and adobe form is not getting render.
Some of the adobe forms are already working properly on the server.
Does anybody faced such issue or somebody knows what may cause this issue so please help me out on that.
Thanks
Ravi

Clear CPU Temp folders START->RUN-><Type TEMP> you will get processed Forms that are locally stored in your system Temp folder select all and delete.
and also START->RUN-><Type %TEMP%>  and delete the corresponding files in that folder.
Kanagaraja L

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