Kerberos SSO delegated credentials not persistent

We have a Kerberos SSO enabled http listener application that uses bindows (ajax) that runs on IBM i5 (aka OS/400 and AS/400) that runs fine with IE. I have found info on configuring Firefox (windows) for SSO (see notes further down) so I am testing with our app.
The initial connection authenticates just fine, but subsequent connections (according to our programmer reviewing our internal traces) are not sending a token with delegated credentials. So I guess the best way to describe this is lack of persistence within the session.
There doesn't seem to be an official site documenting SSO config, but this is what I found by googling ...
In url box type about:config, enter. A list of vars appears. Use filter to find network.*uris and set values to the domain name (ie mycorp.com). Additionally search for network.*-proxies and make sure values are set to "true". Additionally search for network.*sspi and make sure value is set to "true". To connect to site using SSO, specify the domain portion in the url (ie xxx.mycorp.com).
I also found bugzilla 520668 that was about how ugly the process was and claiming sspi should be false, but that causes an authentication failure on the initial connection.
Is there something I am doing wrong or missed in general set up and use ... or possibly some special token the application is supposed to pass back.

Thank you for your assistance, Tim.  We have now resolved all remote access issues.  It turned out that we had four different remote access scenarios.  For future reference, here is what we found:
1.  Users that remote via VPN couldn't log in:  Browser configuration issue - needed to add the domain to the Trusted Sites or Local Intranet (i.e. *.domain.com) because they weren't being authenticated when they turned on their personal machines that were off the network.
2.  Users logging in to domain but not getting authenticated via SSO:  Browser configuration issue - one particular group was not set to use Windows Integrated Authentication in IE by default.
3.  Users logging in to domain but not getting authentication via SSO:  Unknown browser configuration issue - although all browser settings seemed to be okay, one group had their browser settings reverted to default and everything started working.
4.  Users logging into another domain first couldn't get logged into our BOE:  Trust issue - although a trust had been established between our two domains, lag time to actually get logged into the system was over 10 minutes.  We will be investigating Active Directory Federation Service as a way to create a "shortcut" between the two domains.  In the meantime we have deployed BOE enterprise accounts for those users.

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    import javax.persistence.GeneratedValue;
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    import java.security.NoSuchAlgorithmException;
    import java.util.List;
    import java.util.logging.Level;
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    import javax.persistence.EntityManager;
    import javax.persistence.PersistenceContext;
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    import javax.persistence.Entity;
    import javax.persistence.GeneratedValue;
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