on 04-01-2011 7:29 PM
Hi All,
We are required to use HTTPS prorocol to perform HTTPS POST to a remote web site. We intend to use Plain HTTP adapter to send a XML payload using HTTPS protocol.
Looking at HTTP Receiver adapter configuration screen, I could not find a place where we could specify the adapter to use HTTPS instead of HTTP.
We are uisng SAP PI 7.11
Please let me know any pointers on setting up plain HTTP receiver adapter with SSL
Thanks
-Pradeep
>>Please let me know any pointers on setting up plain HTTP receiver adapter with SSL
Create HTTP connection type G in SM59 . Choose SSL option in that and lmport the client certificate or default certificate. See logon tab. Enter target host name and prefix over there. Use that http destination name in the adapter. This way you can make http adapter to communicate over SSL.
Hope that helps
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Thanks to both Baskar and Lucas for responding.
I have question on the HTTP destination (sm59). We are not using client based cert authentication (2 way SSL).
And in the Logon/Security, if I enable SSL, it is making me to select SSL Client Certification.
over there I am seeting two options,
DFAULT SSL Client (Standard)
ANONYM SSL Clinet (Anonymous)
It is not letting me select ANONYM SSL Clinet (Anonymous)
and when I select DFAULT SSL Client (Standard) and try to save, it is compaining that SSL Client PSE DFAULT does not exist.
Are there any pre-requisite befor setting this up?
Thanks
-Pradeep
Please note that if you want to use "HTTPS plain adapter" you have to create an HTTP Connection to External Server (type G) in TX sm59. You have to specify in this connection the target host i.e www.abcd.com and then the path prefix (here you can specify your query string).
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