Hello, I have uploaded the -perl- scripts to SF (http://sourceforge.net/projects/as2openssl/) that try to follow the RFC-4130 (AS2) and they have been tested to some level. Many things work, others don't -not that there is syntax errors, more likely some transport header could have a wrong char or so-.
When the business partner using WPG sends a message to this routine, it decrypts, checks certificate or the other party, produces the MDN and the business partner accepts the MIC as correct. To get to such point, I passed through the problems of not sending the proper MIC or sending wrong headers, etc. So that portion of the communication is ok. After confirming the MIC the routine is supposed to send a new Signed-XML, then encrypted document to the same partner. There is where the problems are not solved. The partner produces a MDN with error (for some reason that's not yet identified by the business partner after a year of tests -don't be affraid they don't know much on the tech things of AS2 or of OpenSSL, they just use the WPG from IBM), but such MDN bounces inside their server and doesn't go back to me. The headers of the message have my right IP but the fact is that the MDN doesn't leave their server. Later at trying to send an independent message from my side, their server complains in all cases: if message is plain xml, if it's only signed or if it's signed+encrypted. No MDN is sent back. The scripts have been kept as simple as possible and the intention of the package is a simple and cheap (free in terms of open source) solution for AS2 communication in e-commerce to solve the problem of high cost for software that has to be certified. I did not upload the .html or .shtml files, I will as soon as some one shows up to help in the debug process. Thanks for all -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/Tester-Developers-Wanted-RFC-4130-implementation-tp24553429p24553429.html Sent from the OpenSSL - User mailing list archive at Nabble.com. ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List openssl-users@openssl.org Automated List Manager majord...@openssl.org
