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    Problem with list boxes on Oracle iPlanet web server

    We are upgrading from SC 6 to SC 11 and seeing some different results when the application runs under Eclipse/Apache 6 and then is deployed on our Oracle iPlanet Web server 7.0
    We are running SmartClient_v110p_2016-08-11_LGPL client side only, and everything was working under SC 6 until IE 11 came out and we started seeing some scroll bar problems with some of our lists.

    We have taken our application as is and just introduced the SC 11 client side and ran the project under Eclipse/Apache6.
    When we test with Firefox and IE10 against the apache server everything works except for one complicated set of nested expandable boxes that we need to work on.

    At that point, we created a war file and deployed it into a clean web app area on our iPlanet web server. Testing with Firefox again worked except for the boxes, but in IE10 all of our list boxes do no display the scroll bar. You can mouse up and down within the list, including entries below the displayed list entries (so the entire list is populated) and mouse select a visible entry but there is no way to get to the remaining areas.

    I checked the forums to see if there were any other iPlanet related problems, but there were minimal hits and nothing like this.

    I realize that there are a lot of components involved, but need some help on trying to isolate the problem. Since everything is client side, I don't understand what could be causing a display difference between the two web servers. Have any other problems with iPlanet web servers been reported? Can you provide some possibilities for anything that could be causing the display difference?


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    Most likely a file is not being loaded because it is in a different location or absent from the deployment. Or you may have an order dependency in your code, and iPlanet is slower or faster at delivering certain files. You should closely compare the network activity during load across the two deployments.

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