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SSL Security - not be able to configure SAP JAVA Cryptograpic Toolkit :(

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I would set up a SSL Secure Connection throw a FTP Server and XI using the file adapter. In the file adapter I would set the

“connection security” parameter to FTPS (FTP Using SSL/TLS) for control connection.

XI should be the client.

I created a HTTPS port.

I already installed successful the SAP Cryptographic Toolkit on the ABAP Stack.

I created with STRUST a good SSL Server and SSL Client PSE and loaded the certificate generated by the FTP Server with succes into the SSL Client PSE.

The file adapter is on the JAVA Stack so I have to install the SAP JAVA Cryptographic Toolkit on the JAVA Stack to? Right?

I need some help to realise this.

I have accomplice the installation of the SAP JAVA Cryptographic toolkit.

I have Copied the Java archive files iaik_jce.jar, iaik_jsse.jar and iaik_ssl.jar to the following directories:

<J2EE_INSTDIR>/admin/lib

<J2EE-INSTDIR>/cluster/dispatcher / lib

<J2EE-INSTDIR>/cluster/server /lib

I Copied the Java archive file w3c_http.jar to the following directory:

<J2EE-dir>/cluster/server /lib

I added the following parameters into the location connections of the Exchange profile

com.sap.aii.connect.secure_connections = messaging

com.sap.aii.connect.integrationserver.httpsport

com.sap.aii.connect.integrationserver

and applied the JCE Unlimited Strength Jurisdiction Policy files from java.sun.com to the Java Runtime Environment (JRE).

Now I would like to configure the HTTP Port for Secure Communication so I launched the J2EE configtool. I navigate to Dispatcher -> Services -> http. To change the SslPort with the value 8443

I can not add this port and I also am not be able to find SslPort.

Can someone help? What do I do wrong in this case?

I use this document to realised all of the above: https://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/d6bdc790-0201-0010-4597-da11d5f9...

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Hi -

You can change the SSL port directly in J2EE Visual Admin tool as well in <i>Dispatcher->Services->HTTP Provider service</i>. There you should see the Ports parameter. For my default ports I have value:

(Port:50000,Type:http)(Port:50001,Type:ssl)

So you can change it to:

(Port:50000,Type:http)(Port:<b>8443</b>,Type:ssl)

Then <i>Save</i>.

Then in <i>Server->Services->SSL Provider</i> Service, you should see the updated value there.

Regards,

Jin

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