Getting second login: Password Needed - Network?

I have a site on IIS 5.0 that is using Basic and integrated NT authentication. The site contains a page that loads an applet. Prior to upgrading to JVM 1.4.1 everything worked fine - a NT login box would pop up on connecting to the site - after a successful login the page and applet would load. After the upgrade, when the page with the applet loads I am presented with a second login box - "Password Needed - Network".
I've tried excluding the site address from the proxy server using both the IE settings and the JVM settings, but no luck. Any ideas?
Thanks!

Hi
See
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4943729
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4909838
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=5011846
1.4.2_05 should solve the problems of 2nd prompting for password... Since a release its out roughly every 3 mths... I guess a good time to expect it is July 04.

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I'm not sure if this is the proper place in the forums for this question, but here goes anyway:
We have a Windows Server 2003 set up to host an applet program over the internet. This applet is designed to access and display a certain type of file (let's say a .xer file). By giving the Internet Guest Account read permissions on a folder containg all the needed .xer files, the client applet can access them just fine. Each .xer file is a script that is interpreted by the applet program. However, we discovered that a user could also download the .xer files by just typing in the proper URL in the browser. We don't want the user to do this, because he/she can then see the enitre file, not just what the applet is supposed to interpret. So, part one of our problem is that we want the apple tot be able to access these .xer files, but we don't want them to be accessible through the browser.
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