I need some help from a friendly Windows user…

If you’re reading this, you’re probably aware of my free-beer OS X SOAP debugging/testing desktop application SOAP Client.

Sidebar: Actually, to make it more buzz-word compliant, I’m sure SOAP Client could qualify as a ‘Hybrid‘ rather than Desktop application — much of its GUI is provided by WebViews+XSLT+HTML+CSS+JS.

Anyway, I’m trying to add support for NTLM authentication to SOAP Client. SOAP Client already supports Basic and Digest HTTP Auth. I don’t know much about NTLM except that it is a Microsoft creation, and it is supported by the frameworks upon which SOAP Client is built (CFNetwork from Apple). Therefore, it should be possible to support this in SOAP Client, but I currently can’t test my NTLM-handing code…

Why?

Apparently NTLM Auth can only be set up on a web server running on Windows 2000 (please correct me if I’m wrong). I don’t have access to any Windows 2000 boxes — and don’t care to pay for it.

So, the request:

Can someone please provide access to a single web resource which is located on an accessible HTTP server behind NTLM authentication along with a username and password?

The resource doesn’t even have to be a WSDL file or a SOAP endpoint (although if it were, that would be even better.

That’s all I need to test the functionality in SOAP Client. Can anyone help?