on 04-29-2017 4:35 AM
Hi, I am using rest adapter with https url in receiver adapter. We are on PO 7.5.
Firstly, I am getting the "ISSF profile is null" error while calling https URL in REST adapter, As needed I have already imported client SSL cert TrustedCAs in NWA. The same certificate entry is also there in REST receiver channel under Tab "General" --> "Client Certificate Authentication (Only Active When Using HTTPS).
After running the interface I can see below error in communication channel monitoring page under communication channel logs - "ISSF Profile is null".
Is there any settings I am missing here?
Secondly. When I am pinging the channel, I can see the server is reachable but I can see some exceptions --> Testing HTTP HEAD... socketFactory is null and Testing HTTP OPTIONS... socketFactory is null.
The rest adapter is working fine with http url, The issue is coming only with HTTPS url.
If anyways has any idea about it or any pointers on it would be really helpful. Thanks in advance.
-Amol
This error can be caused, when you typed the Keystore Entry or Keystore View when you configure certificate authentication.
So double check your values - or better - select the correct keystore entry and view from drop box.
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Hi,
as nobody has posted an answer, this was exactly the case for us.
Our error: com.sap.aii.adapter.rest.ejb.security.SSLException: SSL-enabled call failed. Error while configuring SSL client ISSF Profile is null.
Reason: View and Certificate values for Client Certificate Setup were mixed up.
Thanks!
Hello
I have similar issue. ¿Have you solved the problem?
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
Check with XPI inspector for certificate issue and import suggested chain certificates along with Root one.
It is not mandatory to put keystore view and keystore entry in the CC. Putting this into TrustedCAs is enough.
Thanks,
Apu
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Did you import the certificate after getting the error? if you did, try to stop the channel and start it.
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