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posting form to https with no key-values

 
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I have a page that may or maynot have key value pairs.
If I set the method='post' it works fine with http and https when there are key-values. If I have no key-values the form never makes it to the appserver (it gets lost somewhere in the reverse proxy server) when using https.
If I change the method='GET' then https works ok. I think this might be more to do with the reverse proxy than a browser issue, but I'd be interested in hearing from anyone else who has seen this before?
Thanks, Simon
 
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