Title: Re: Witango-Talk: Problems with <@URL>/Mac OS X/HTTPS
When T2K SP1 was release it only had support for SSL on Win32 and Mac OS 8.6/9.  The unix versions of the server did not support ssl with the @URL tag.  On OS X the server is now  using the Unix code base so the Windows server is the only platform supporting SSL via @URL. We are investigating several libraries (including openssl) and evaluating how thread safe they are and whether they may be suitable on all unix platforms so that all unix Wintango app servers (OS X, Linux, Solaris) can have SSL support.  The SSL functionality will be rolled out in a minor version release of the server.

What the server is doing is falling back to http and trying the url.  I don’t think this made it into the readme.  I will make sure it is added.

Regards
Phil


On 29/1/03 8:08 AM, "Chris Millet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I created a taf to test the connection to a secure server using the <@URL> tag and I keep getting an error message. Can anyone tell me what I am doing wrong? I have tried placing the taf on both a secure and non-secure server and still get the same message.

THE TAF
<@ASSIGN NAME="init_oid" VALUE="order_id,1234" scope=request>
<@ASSIGN NAME="oid_array" VALUE="<@ARRAY ROWS='1' COLS='2' VALUE=@@init_oid CDELIM=',' RDELIM=';'>">
<@URL location="https://testan.hypermart.net/getpost.cgi" postargarray="oid_array">


THE ERROR
Bad Request
Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand.

Reason: You're speaking plain HTTP to an SSL-enabled server port.
Instead use the HTTPS scheme to access this URL, please.

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