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SOAP Receiver Adapter Certificate issue

Former Member
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Hello Gurus,

i m working on RFC to SOAP scenario on SAP PI 7.3 and need help about SSL credentials.

We have been testet with SOAP UI Tool successfully (without Certifcates). Why not with PI?

Now we are facing an issue like

"iaik.security.ssl.SSLCertificateException: Peer certificate rejected by ChainVerifier".

What should we do to solve this issue?

Target SOAP Url; https://www.xxx.com/PartnerCard/Partner.asmx

Kind Regards,

PM

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iaki_vila
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Have you tested with SOAP tool in other machine that is not PI machine?

You could try to make the connection trustfully connecting the PI machine wih the https URL via browser. When the machine store the truthfully, I think, probabbly, the Pi won't problems to make the connection.

Regards

Former Member
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What is to do when you are call a "https:xxx..." web service?

former_member184681
Active Contributor
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Hi,

One more thing to check: while testing the connection from SOAP UI, did you use the same URL with https? Because, for instance for the web services generated in PI, you get two separate bindings: for http and https connections. So if using the secure https channel is not your requirement, you could just use the http binding from PI in your scenario.

Hope this helps,

Greg

Former Member
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Hi,

i am testing with the same URL on SOAUP UI (https://..). successfully. How can i export/import from internet explorer to NWA the reqiered cert?

Former Member
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How can we configure PI SOAP receiver channel with third-party X.509 certificates over HTTPS communication?

former_member184681
Active Contributor
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Dear Peter,

You can try implementing the OSS Note 1577913 - PI SOAP receiver channel cannot connect over HTTPS. It refers to that particular error message that you are receiving. Hopefully you will get the problem solved thanks to it.

Hope this helps,

Greg

Former Member
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The soap adapter belongs to Java stack, i have to store the certificate there right?