Webmethods and XI using HTTPS POST

hi,
i have an idoc->xi-cXML scenario.
when i do a https post to the vendor(runs on webmethods) they don't get the cxml but they can receive our namespace, interface, msg guid etc but not the cXML document itself.
I did transmit the same cXML to other vendors where they said they have received it and i got a confirmed 200 success message too.
now this leaves me wondering why this other vendor is not receiving it.
From xi i did everything - increase the trace levels to see the message and i see that the cxml message going out but i don't understand why they are not receiving it.
Any ideas how to troubleshoot this issue?
Is there anything wrong on XI end?
One more thing when i talked to the vendor-tech guy himself he thinks the way XI sends the cXML using HTTP POST might cause the cXML document for not receiving at other end?
Any help would greatly be appreciated.
Thanks,
Tirumal

chen -
Can you elobarate on what you suggested.?
Where can i check for the tcp gateway attached with note "soap faq"?
Appreciate for your response.
Thanks,
Tirumal

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I need to do a integration between SRM 5 and SRM-MDM-Catalog using XI.
I imported the SRM-MDM-Catalog packages into the XI and I saw that all connections with MDM are using FTP in the comunnication channel template.
Is it possible to do connections for MDM using http or soap?

As far as I know using Files is how XI interacts with MDM. All scenarios I have seen on SDN have been with File adapter being used on MDM 's side.
Maybe there is a way , am watching this thread as well.
Regards
Bhavesh

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