Performance Problems with ITS

HI Guru's,
we have developed one Module Pool Application in ABAP. we want to use that application through ITS.
IF we run the application in the normal system, the application works wee. even with ITS the performance is good in the normal system ( PC with 1GB RAM).
If i run the same application with the LXE Terminals (MX3 Plus), the application is very slow on the terminals.
One Problem...
If i click on any button, the screen is refreshing and after 20 seconds i'm able to see the screen again. how to get rid of this problem??? i'm getting this problem only in LXE terminals.
I'm not getting this problem on normal PC's??
Thanks in advance.
Thanks,
Adi.

Hi Adi,
What is the OS and Browser version being used on the LXE Terminals (MX3 Plus)?
Check on the Product Availability Matrix (PAM)
for your WAS release if the LXE meets the browser requirements.
Regards,
Oisí

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