Problem has been resolved. It was an issue on the client side.
I have to agree tho, SSL just scrambles and descrambles the data going through. The insisted it was our side, but alas.
Well,
The client system gets a userNumber, and a charge card#. The client's app posts to my site via a post
http://192.168.1.108/cpdiQueryAll.php/?username=steve&password=xxxx&keycode=TEST&cardno=88811112
The php code opens port 3000 and sends the data to a legacy system. The legacy system...
The error happens when the php sends back a response.
The php (by looking at all the logs) send back
<tag></tag>
but the browser gets back
<tag/>.
This only happens if there is no data in the tag. If there is data, all is cool.
The SSL is on the IIS server. The script
Customer Site -> IIS(ssl) -> php Script -> internal Site
Port 443 Port 3000
The wierdness happens when it looks like SSL strips off the opening tag when there is no data.
Thanks
Steve
I have an php script on an IIS server. It accepts a post, from a site. It then opens a socket on a xxxx port, and passes info thru that port and waits for a response. After it get's a response, it builds an xml string that it sends back to the original poster.
This all works according to plan...
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