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CFHTTP - Connection Failure Error
I'm having a very frustrating issue that I need help with. I am using CFHTTP to
to a GET of an internal page so that I can parse it for some info. Using CFMX
6.0 and Win2000 Server, everything works fine. We recently moved our site to a
server running CFMX 6.1 and WIn2003 Server. Now, running the exact same code,
doing a CFOUTPUT of the HTTP.FileContent just displays the message 'Connection
Failure'. If I output the HTTP.Header content, it shows up fine. I also
captured a Sniffer trace from the CFMX server. When the GET is done, the remote
server returns all of the HTTP info (I can see it in the packets in the Sniffer
trace) but when the CFMX server sends the response out to the client, it
replaces all of the info returned from the remote server with 'Connection
Failure'. I saw a post regarding compression and adding some cfparam tags. I
tried doing that and still had the same problem. I even tried upgrading to CFMX
7.0 and I still have the same problem. Any suggestions? If there is any useful
info that I should post, let me know.
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