Urgent: Corrupted HTTP Headers when using IIS Plugin on WLS 6.0 SP2/NT 2000

Hi all
          I am using WLS 6.0SP2 and IIS ISAPI plugin. I am noticing some strange
          behavior
          when headers are passed back from WLS to PlugIn to Client
          The snippet below is the output on the client side.
          HTTP/1.1 200
          Server: Microsoft-IIS/5.0
          Date: Fri, 21 Dec 2001 00:29:10 GMT
          Date: Fri, 21 Dec 2001 00:29:06 GMT
          Server: WebLogic 6.0 Service Pack 2 05/24/2001 11:55:28 #117037
          Content-Length: 264
          Content-Type: text/xml
          <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
          <foo>
          data goes here.
          </foo>
          First Bug: The HTTP 1.1/200 header is missing the word 'OK'. We know for
          sure that the WLS 6.0 box is setting
          the correct header but the Plug In stripped it out.
          Second Bug: The Date: header is repeated by the Plugin. This is not
          allowed according to the HTTP spec
          since the Date: header value contains comma (ie. " , ").
          Third Bug: our client is making a HTTP request in HTTP 1.0, but both the
          plug in and WLS is responding with
          HTTP 1.1 ?
          Any else one running into these issues?
          Thanks;

I am finding the same issue with weblogic 6.1 sp3 with the iis 5 or 4. Does anyone know what the resolution to this is?
Your help is much appreciated.
-Prakash

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Hope this helps.
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We have installed AOP5 plugin on 2 systems running DIAdem 11 to access the data directly from the ASAM-ODS database. On one machine it is working fine.
On the second machine with the same parameters, when we try to connect, DIAdem hangs and then crashes with no specific error in the log file. DIAdem is not able to refresh the Navigator window and show the data stored in the ASAM-ODS server. The relevant errors are attached and also the log file of the plugin.
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Error_1.JPG ‏83 KB
Error_2.JPG ‏49 KB
MDM AOP5 plugin.log ‏783 KB

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