I have an Apache Web server running on a Linux server with OpenSSL and all that good stuff. The HTTPS works just fine. Now, many software companies would like to add new features into their software so that their application (written in VB, C and who knows what other languages) can create a text file dump of their information and transfer the file to us over a secure connection. They (the software companies) don't want to have their application interface with a browser as they don't know what browser their customer uses and don't want to deal with the differences between them. Bottom line- Is there a way that an application (not browser-based) can transfer a file to my web server over HTTPS without going through the browser? Can they just open a connection on port 443 and transfer? Where does the encryption happen? I have this happening easily through a browser via a PHP script, but now I need to figure out how to do it without the browser interface. Any help is appreciated Michael Conley
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