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if there's some SSO security in there like SPNEGO/Kerberos, Java update may cause issues, you'd need to read on that bit more, all release notes and asterisks. probably some config change might be necesary.
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if there's some SSO security in there like SPNEGO/Kerberos, Java update may cause issues, you'd need to read on that bit more, all release notes and asterisks. probably some config change might be necesary.

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We only have Windows 7 workstations, this occurs when opening a browser in Internet Explorer 9, going to a website and logging in and accessing an online application. With Java 6.x access is 15 seconds, and Java 7 is 2 minutes plus before any information is displayed.<br />
We tried Java 7 update 40 and 7 update 51 with the same slow results. Versions of 6 all worked fine.
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We only have Windows 7 workstations, this occurs when opening a browser in Internet Explorer 9, going to a website and logging in and accessing an online application. With Java 6.x access is 15 seconds, and Java 7 is 2 minutes plus before any information is displayed.
We tried Java 7 update 40 and 7 update 51 with the same slow results. Versions of 6 all worked fine.

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We were on Java 6 update11 running a web app with no issues.<br />
Then we updated to Java 7 update 51 and entered the website in our exceptions tab.<br />
After logging into our web app, it takes 3 minutes for the page to display!<br />
When on Java 6 it loaded right away, if we remove 7 and go back to 6 everything goes back to normal. However due to security concerns we have to go to Java 7. <br />
We are testing from Windows 7 workstations and all of the workstations do it.
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We were on Java 6 update11 running a web app with no issues.
Then we updated to Java 7 update 51 and entered the website in our exceptions tab.
After logging into our web app, it takes 3 minutes for the page to display!
When on Java 6 it loaded right away, if we remove 7 and go back to 6 everything goes back to normal. However due to security concerns we have to go to Java 7. 
We are testing from Windows 7 workstations and all of the workstations do it.

Java 7 update 51 makes application run VERY slow

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