Switching to HTTPS calling maps.googleapis.com

[SimoneMilesi]

Hi all,

i'm switching from the HTTP call of Google API

HTTP://MAPS.GOOGLEAPIS.COM/MAPS/API/DISTANCEMATRIX/XML?ORIGINS=<ORIGIN>&DESTINATIONS=<DESTINATION>;

to the suggested HTTPS one, with the businness key's implementation

HTTPS://MAPS.GOOGLEAPIS.COM/MAPS/API/DISTANCEMATRIX/XML?KEY=<KEY>&ORIGINS=<ORIGIN>&DESTINATIONS=<DES...;

In order to do so, i downloaded the SSL Certificate from maps.googleapis.com

Added it in STRUST

Restarted the SMICM and created an HTTP connection in SM59

And of course i got error when i call the it, the (in)famous ICM_HTTP_SSL_ERROR.

Checking the trace, it seems the certificate is not valid!

i did the same procedure for other HTTPS connections

And they work, so i'm pretty sure i didn't miss any step

I also tried to create the client via URL but i got the same problem about untrusted certificate.

Did anyone already faced this issue?

[SimoneMilesi · Accepted solution]

I found out the issue into the different kind of certificate Google uses (and will use in the next future)

This is the announcement and, if anyone needs itthe certifcates' list (because each API will have its own certificate)