Hello People,
I'm running into some issue where in i can't figure out why.Here's whats happening,

The are two links where i'm trying to login,using www::mechanize,
1) http://host:7777/fagcs_302_C600_sfosun05/domain/
2) http://host:7778/fagcs_320_C106_sfoaix04/domain/
The submit_form works perfectly fine for second link but not the first one.
I'm getting this error/status "Couldn't submit form:500::500 Server closed connection without sending any data back".
Please guide me as to why it would no work for first case,how do i diagonize the issue?
Please not that,i can manually login to both pages with same usrname and pswd.
Please find the code below: 

use strict; 
use WWW::Mechanize; 

my $url = 'http://host:7777/fagcs_302_C600_sfosun05/domain/'; 
#my $url = 'http://host:7778/fagcs_320_C106_sfoaix04/domain/'; 
my $username = 'usrname'; 
my $password = 'pswd'; 

my $agent = WWW::Mechanize->new(); 
$agent->get ($url); 
#print $agent->content(); 
if($agent->success()){ 
eval { $agent->submit_form ( 
form_number => 0, 
fields => { 
'j_username' => $username, 
'j_password' => $password, 
}, 
); 
}; 
if ($@) {print "error :($@) "; } 

print "Couldn't submit form:".$agent->status() .":".":".$agent->conten
+t()."\n" unless $agent->success; 
}

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