Assuming these were caused by the error we are looking for (and not some other error) let's disseminate the important bits...
The first character in an XML response should always be a "<" and we are being told that this wasn't found.
This is a 'dump' of what the XML response apparently contained... Note the "3b??" that comes immediately before the "<" ? These characters (or this representation of) do not belong, and as such the 'parser' is failing with an error.
So, the question now is where the fluck is this coming from. It isn't being sent by the server (well, not by anything that I'm aware of, and if it were the server sending, then why to your client and no one elses? (At least not identified).
.... Aha!! I've seen something like this before .... V1.0.2 ... ENABLE cURL !!!!
Cheers
Rod
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