on 08-11-2015 4:17 AM
Hi Experts,
I am working on scenario soap to proxy in the version pi 7.0 where in SOAP Sender Channel i m using HTTPS CLIENT WITH AUTHENTICATION
What are the steps for Deploying Certificates in pi 7.0????? Where can i find the certificates and How to Maintain this authentication in pi 7.0
I 've searched the SDN but able to find the blogs from pi 7.1 but couldn't able to find out the blogs relate to pi7.0
Can you please tell me the steps for
1)Certificate Exchange in NWA in PI 7.0
2)ID(Any thing required other than enabling of sender channel parameter https client with auth)
In ID any where should i have to use main keys???
Your earliest response in this regards will helpful a lot.
Regards
Pavan
Hi Pavan,
You can go directly to SAP help documentation: HTTP and SSL - SAP NetWeaver Process Integration Security Guide - SAP Library
If you have any issue or doubt, don't hesitate to ask us.
Regards.
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Hi Pavan,
Yes, as pavan said, please check whether your J2EE engine of your PI system is enabled for https communication or not.
I am thinking( not sure), https with client authentication is possible in PI 7.0 also.
Refer the below blogs which might help you in this regards
856597 - FAQ: XI 3.0 / PI 7.0/7.1/7.3 SOAP Adapter
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Hi Pavan,
You need to use this in your channel. If you are using SOAP channel, then you have a check box to configure certificate authentication. In this link you need to enter the key store entry created in your SAP PI/PO system. This key entry must have certificate of your 3rd party server.
For HTTP channel also, you need to check the check-box Use SSL and then specify client certificate from the key store entry.
Please note providing the certificates in channel can be done only when you have a valid key for the certificate provided by the 3rd party. If there is no key provided by the third party then you can put the certificate provided in the trusted key stores and the process will work as expected.
Regards,
Nitin Deshpande
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you have to make sure your PI 7.0 enabled for https. please check with basis on this setup and requirement.
Thanks
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