> but then tells me I don't have p[ermission to use the system

What's the exact error message?


On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 8:59 AM, Rick Mason <[email protected]> wrote:

>
> I need to interact with an asp.Net based payment service.  I am able to do
> a
> simple form post to the https:// URL with no problems.  However I can't
> make
> it work with cfhttp and I've spent days trying.  Even after importing their
> SSL cert into CF, it connects (gives me a 200) but then tells me I don't
> have p[ermission to use the system.  Here's a short version of the code
> that
> I am using:
>
> <cfhttp url =https://myurl.com method = "POST" Port="443" charset="utf-8"
> UserAgent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 6.0; Trident/4.0)"
> multipart="No"  timeout = "10000" result="CN">
>     <cfhttpparam type = "formfield" encoded = "no" name = "NAME" value =
> "Rick Mason">
>     <cfhttpparam type = "formfield" encoded = "no" name = "ADDR" value =
> "123 Main">
>     <cfhttpparam type = "formfield" encoded = "no" name = "CITY" value =
> "East Lansing">
>      <cfhttpparam type = "formfield" encoded = "no" name = "STATE" value =
> "MI">
>     <cfhttpparam type = "formfield" encoded = "no" name = "ZIP" value =
> "48823">
>     <cfhttpparam type = "formfield" encoded = "no" name = "COUNTRY" value =
> "USA">
>     <cfhttpparam type = "formfield" encoded = "no" name = "EMAIL" value =
> [email protected]>
>     <cfhttpparam type = "formfield" encoded = "no" name = "ItemCode1"
> value = "Merchandise">
>     <cfhttpparam type = "formfield" encoded = "no" name = "ItemCount1"
> value = "1">
>     <cfhttpparam type = "formfield" encoded = "no" name = "Amount1"
> value = "1">
>      <cfhttpparam type = "formfield" encoded = "no" name = "refType1"
> value = "sku">
>      <cfhttpparam type = "formfield" encoded = "no" name = "refval1"
> value = "memento">
> </cfhttp>
>
>  <cfdump var="#CN#">
>
> Alternatively I tried the cfx_http5 tag and it gave me a Windows 12006
> error
> which is defined as the URL scheme could not be recognized or supported.
> I'm pretty certain the problem is a networking one with the Windows 2003
> server on our end (and the services techs agree) but I've run out of things
> to try.
>
> Anyone have an answer?
>
>
> Rick
>
>
> 

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