ok wayne, I think I am done responding to you, you don't get it.

To All: The solution provided with the overload of the useragent parameter is a hack and should be seen as that. It creates a http request that does not meet the spec by the payment company because it has 2 content-type headers.

Of course we have all had to HACK a solution, and there is nothing wrong with that. However, I would be wary doing this with a payment service on a important ecommerce site of a client of mine. It may work today, but not tomorrow. It can just break. The service may change their server code in a way that more strictly follows the spec they have provided. The fact that a hack works today is no guarantee it will work tomorrow. When the service changes, you will have no recourse, because you were not following the spec.

Anyway, I thought I would throw that out, because it has happened to me before, and you should be wary of it.

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On Apr 19, 2008, at 4:37 AM, Wayne Irvine wrote:

Robert Garcia at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

I think your frustration towards this group, is COMPLETELY unjustified.

My frustration WAS towards John’s continual unhelpful and critical posts.

You offered your services, I accepted. You did the work, I paid. In the process you learnt something.

You can try with witango, using <@url> and plugging in the xml to the POSTARGS
parameter, but I don't think it will work.

As you found out, it does.

Here’s the approach I work by on this list:
If some one asks a question that I can answer I then have to decide whether or not to answer it. Then if I feel like it I answer it. If I don’t I keep my mouth shut.

And for that piece of advice: NO CHARGE.

Wayne Irvine

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