URGENT: JAVA FTP problem

Hi,
I am trying to FTP (retreive) the files from external server, that is going through some proxy.
I am using commons-net-1.0.0.jar file to do the FTP (FTPClient)
2 files must be retreived (get) from that box. The local server is UNIX solaris.
It is working fine in BC box and Dev box. The process is able to GET both the files.
But in Production (Primary box), I am able to get only one file, and that is the smaller out of 2. Not getting the larger file.
Program is not throwing any errors either.
Not sure what I need to check or how to resolve this problem.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

There is little improvement from previous time (above mentioned problem)
Now, first time when I run the program, it is working fine and I am getting the files back from external source.
But if I run the program 2nd time (repeatedly) , it is not FTPing the files and program is hanging @ the retreival (FTP retreiveFile() ) part.
i.e. If I run the program after certain gap like 3-4hrs, first time it is working fine. But starts hanging if I run 2nd time.
Do I need to set something.
Please help. Very urgent.
Thanks in advance.

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