Introduction
Cloud Integration capability of SAP Integration Suite ensures that only authorized client is able to call integration flow endpoint (see Setting Up Inbound HTTP Connections (Integration Flow Processing)). However, if you have multiple pa...
This blog post aims to provide you with a step-by-step tutorial on how to generate a client certificate (issued by SAP) and use it to trigger integration flow deployed on SAP Cloud Integration tenant in the Cloud Foundry environment. In this example ...
Hi @Senthilkumar231 To learn more about Client Certificate Authentication please see Client Certificate Authentication (Inbound).Basically, you can think of a private key as a of a password that the sender needs to pass to get authenticated to a cert...
Hi @SG141 Please open the downloaded .edmx file and remove the first line: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-16"?>Save the file and try to add modified .edmx file to the References of your iFlow once again.Kind regards,Daniil
Hi @Robin_Walther The way you've described it, it should work.This error can occur when you provide a wrong password, so please double-check that. Also please note that due to caching mechanisms in SAP Cloud Integration, it can take up to 1 hour unti...
Hi kbulchandani_ccep,RFC Sender is on the roadmap for Edge Integration Cell runtime (not for the Cloud runtime).As an alternative to RFC Sender, I would suggest investigating Event-driven architecture approach: https://blogs.sap.com/2022/09/01/saps-e...
Hi danfqa,To have more control over Validity period of a certificate, you can create a Service Key with type 'External Certificate'.SAP Cloud ALM can be used for that - it comes with embedded alerting for the metric Certificate Validity. Please see t...