>> I think I might have misled you. The .net example is just that...an >> example. I don't have >> a working version of the .net example. So, I only have the request header >> for my CFHTTP >> post. > > I recommend you set up that .NET sample and try it out. If you're on a > Windows machine, that should be very easy to do within an .aspx page.
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