Missing 'Test Details' page

Hi all,

I've got a CC server which has been running for well over a year and a half 
now. Recently I upgraded it to CC 2.1.4 and it has been running fine ever 
since. In the last couple of days, though, the 'Test Details' page of the JSP 
seems to have broken; specifically nothing appears on it anymore. The JUnit 
logs are being generated and merged correctly, but the table on the Test 
Details tab is resolutely empty. I've tried clearing out the HTML cache, 
restarting the server all to no avail.

Any suggestions??

TIA,
James.



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