on 04-15-2009 7:31 AM
Hi,
I already done all the configuration for ssl and also create a http(s) sender adapter to retrieve data using rfc. May i know normally how you test the https sender?
Thanks.
Using https receiver adapter to test.
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Hi,
The html code in this link works perfectly to send a http request.
Just replace the userID & password in the html code with yours and try it.
Another simplpe method : just send your message via Runtime Workbench, there is a test tool to send messages directly to Integration Engine (the http adapter is doing the same).
Regards,
Divya
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A https connection will always ask you for a certificate if the called server requires a cert from the caller. You should have it installed on the local mashine you do the test / call from. You should have private key installed. If you have installed more than 1 cert, the browser will ask you to choose one.
You may also have the cert of PI installed on your local mashine as "trusted cert".
Regards,
Kai
Edited by: Kai Lerch-Baier on Apr 15, 2009 9:10 AM
Hi,
Thanks for reply. I have already install the cert key into my browser and test it will BSP test page. It working fine but my problem is how am i testing with the sender https adapter? I am using the html code from sdn to test with http adapter and it working fine but after i change the security to https it not working.
Thanks
To me it seems it may have different reasons:
1) The cert is not installed propperly on your local mashine. Make sure the cert is shown in your browser under Tools => internet options => content => certificates => personal tab.
2) The cert is not usable for client authentication. Check it and open the cert from your browser. Under details you need to check whether basic contrein is "end entity" and under properties if "client authentication" is listed and marked as active.
3) The SSL config is not done propperly in XI for this channel / in Visual admin
Its the URL of PI that matters. Instead of http, it should start with https. Rest of the testing remains the same.
Regards,
Prateek
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