Java hang on Solaris 9 64 bit

On the Solaris 9 64bit while I'm using my java (jre1.3.1) application causes the Java windows to hang. These windows cannot be closed or even killed from the resident Window manager.
But if I use Solaris 8 64 bit or Solaris 9 32 bit my application works well without hang.
Can someone help me???
thank you
Rina

Although I got the following link
http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/html/A96167_01/toc.htm
however, it's for Solaris 8.
Is the process same for Solaris 9 or there're any issues during the installation?
Are there any additional configuration compatibility checks need to be done?
Is there any quick installation steps like your earlier link?
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