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1.2.11. HTTPS certificates
1.2.11. HTTPS certificates
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- Step 1. Go to the NetWeaver Administrator page: http://<host>:<port>/nwa.
- Step 2. From NWA, enter "keys" as search query and press Enter.
- Step 3. You should now see a window like the one below. Click Key Storage.
- Step 4. In the key storage view, select "TrustedCA" in the upper rows. Only this type of input is of interest.
- Step 5. Click "Import Entry" and select "X.509 Certificate" as the input type. Please select the appropriate entry type depending on your own needs.
- Step 6. Select the "X.509 Certificate" entry type and then the location of the file that was saved in the previous step and click Import.
- Step 7. Go to the key / certificate stored in your local file system or network, and specify the corresponding password. Click "Import" and verify that the key has been successfully imported by clicking the "View Entries" tab the new key to search. A new entry with your key name should appear in the list.
- Step 8. From now on, your applications (including custom adapters and adapters) running on top of the SAP NetWeaver Java application server can use keys (certificates, public and private keys) stored in the "TrustedCA" keystore ".
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