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I have a distributed environment (IIS on NT 4.0 communicating to WL 5.1 on HP-UX, which communicates to a database on another HP-UX machine). Two of my applications are applet based, two are regular .jsp. The two applet applications are heavily dependent on port and protocol information.
My problem is that I can proxy simply by http, but I can't proxy using https. Is there something I should have in my iisproxy.ini file located on the web server specifically for the SSL?
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Steve
 
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