Difference between Sun and IBM JSSE implementations?

Hi!
We have an applet done with Sun JDK 1.4.2-03 which has to connect a domino server in SSL mode.
During the handshake the connection breaks down.
The most surpising thing is to use IBM JDK to generate the applet, and the applet works.
So we are thinking that there are some differences between these jdk (and so jre) which makes connections available or not.
Does or did someone have the same problem, and find a solution ?
Thanks for your help.
Jerome

HI,
YAA THERE IS SOME DIFFER...B/W SUN AND JAVA. BUT MAYBE BRAND IS DIFFER I THINK THIS IS THE REASON.
IF U FINDOUT SOME REASON THEN PLS MAIL ME
REGARDS

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