On Mon, Apr 23, 2007 at 04:11:08PM -0700, Rob Moretti wrote:
> This is the command string that works with the XML:
>
> curl -v https://cert.xyzcompany.com:99999 --cacert "cert.txt" -k --max-time
> 300
> -H "User-Agent:" -H "Host:" -H "Pragma:" -H "Accept:" -H "Content-Length:"
> -H "
> Content-Type:" -H "Expect:" -X "<?xml version=\"1.0\"
> encoding='UTF-8'?><!--" --
> data-binary "@myinputdata.xml" > myreplydata.xml
>
> The XML file starts with: --><Request version="3.0"
> xmlns=http://www.xyzcompany.com/schema...
>
> i.e., "-->" is appended to the beginning of the data to closeout the comment
> "<-- HTTP/1.1 -->" that results from the curl command.

Wow. No wonder you're having problems--this isn't an HTTP server you're
trying to talk to at all. Those commands completely disable all HTTP
headers and just send data to the server. You probably don't want curl
at all for this--try using 'stunnel' with the -c and -f options rather
than trying to make curl go through such contortions.

>>> Dan

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