Use of Externally located API

Hi friends,
There is an External API(from google) that I want to call. It requires me to send input as an xml that I am postint to HTTP POST option present in MII and passing it to the GOOGLE url for the api. In return it should give me an xml which i am trying to capture via traces or an ouput xml type transaction variable.
Problems i am facing are -
1. If I use the synchronous type send - It gives a connection timed out error. error connecting to server.
2. If i use async type post it is successfully running but not giving me any output that it shoud return.
Do anyone has any experience about it? Thanx for your help in advance.

Another input to this question is,
This google api http://www.google.com/tbproxy/spell?lang=en&hl=en works well in MII 11.5 HTTP POST. But the same transaction dosnt work in 12.1 version.
Alert Fatal: bad record mac
and
<H1>Bad Request</H1>
Your client has issued a malformed or illegal request.

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