Man in the Middle Network Proxy for iOS that supports SSL? I'm trying to do examine some apps and what kind of network traffic they're using on my iPhone. 

I've set up Charles (including SSL certificates &amp; provisioning profiles). 
Then, I tethered my laptop to my iPad to get a connection, and then shared that internet with my iPhone via WiFi.

For some reason, the apps I'm working with seem to think that they're not online. Safari works with this set up.

What are my options for seamlessly sending network traffic to a Mac for analysis, without jailbreaking?

If it matters, I'm running iOS 5.1 on an iPhone 4 and Mac OS X Lion on the white plastic unibody (Mid-2010) MacBook.
Use mitmproxy. It's proven for this sort of thing. A while back there was some uproar about the app Path uploading the adressbook to its servers. This was what was used to discover it. The guy wrote up how he used it and that's a nice intro on how to install and use mitmproxy.



From the site :


  mitmproxy is an SSL-capable man-in-the-middle HTTP proxy. It provides
  a console interface that allows traffic flows to be inspected and
  edited on the fly.
  
  mitmdump is the command-line version of mitmproxy, with the same
  functionality but without the frills. Think tcpdump for HTTP. Features
  
  
  Intercept and modify HTTP traffic on the fly
  Save HTTP conversations for later replay and analysis
  Replay both HTTP clients and servers
  Make scripted changes to HTTP traffic using Python
  SSL interception certs generated on the fly