Client server null response for some requests!

Hi, I have a client server application. When run on my local machine it runs fine. However when is put on the unix server some requests come back with null responses. I have logging implemented and the response in the logs is fine but it doesnt get sent back to the client. There is no timeout set either! any ideas?

If you get an empty reponse (note that you cannot get a null response) then your server is probably encountering an error that is subsequently being caught before any response is written. Check your server code for "catch" staments that throw away the exception.
If the server does not suffer this problem then your client does.
matfud

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