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SSL NoSuchMethod exception

 
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following is a message that I sent off to technical support; however, I don't really trust tech support's capibilities in these matters, so I was wondering if any of y'all here at the Ranch might have some input.
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While attempting to test our shopping cart site, I received the following error while attempting to connect to Authorize.net to test credit-card transactions.
Please look into this error. I would appreciate a speedy response. If you require it, I can provide the code that we are using to try to connect to Authorize.net.

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The method that is causeing the error is:

The "NoSuchMethod" exception makes me think that somehow, incompatible versions of the code are existing; however, the stack trace seems to indicate that the incompatibility would exist not in my codebut somewhere in the server's files. Does this make sense?
[ July 24, 2003: Message edited by: Cindy Glass ]
 
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which server are you using ?
 
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