We had the same problem (SSL for servlets under NT4,
IIS4, ServletExec). The trick was in making the
Virtual Folder named SCRIPTS for WebSite under IIS,
mapped to InetPub/scripts - physical folder (where
ServletExec.dll was placed). - Any other names didn't
work.
  And, sure, link to servlet should go like :
https://myhost/servlet/myservlet
  Good luck. Alex.

---"Seong Y. Kim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi, All.
>
> I am having a hard time to have Secure connection
using Servlet.
> I have written a servlet which does credit cart
processing.  Only thing left is
> secure connection with client.  Currently I am
using NT Server 4.0 with Service
> pack 4.0 and using IIS 4.0.
> Does any of you know or have experience how to set
up IIS 4.0 so I can receive
> credit card information with secure connection?
>
> Any kind of information will be appreciated.
>
> Sincerely
> Seong
>
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