Client Certificate SOAP Adapter Issue

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    • #16036

      Hi,

      I am trying to consume a web service. My trading partner requires me to first make a secure connection using digital certifcate.

      I have the digital certificate installed in the personal store.The thumbprint of the certificate is configured with the send port with SOAP adapter.

      When i try to establish a connection i dont get any response from the client.

      All i get is,

      The messaging engine was unable to resubmit a message for send port "SendPort4" with URL "https://swholesalegw2.verizon.com/TA-Access-tapp/taservice/docstyleserviceuri". Details:"The adapter failed to transmit message going to send port "SendPort4" with URL "https://swholesalegw2.verizon.com/TA-Access-tapp/taservice/docstyleserviceuri". It will be retransmitted after the retry interval specified for this Send Port. Details:"Unknown Error Description ". ".

      PLEASE advise.

      THANKS IN ADVANCE.

    • #16062

      I thought this forum is very cooperative in guiding ppl. But i guess not all get replys.Thanks you to biztalk experts.

      • #16065

        Sorry, I’ve never worked with certificates with SOAP. 

         

        But when I’m working with a web service, I always get it working in a simple .net application first to rule out any transmission / security problems.  Have you make a call to that URI in .net code?

        • #16081

          NO i haven't. But i will try that first.

          Thanks

          • #16127

            Steve,

            I am able to send the request and get respnse using .NET Code. I am also able to extablish a secure connection.

            If .NET can get certificate from the personal store what could be the issue with biztalk?

            Thanks

            Amit

            • #16134

              Have you registered your Cert with the Host?

               

              Inside the BizTalk Admin, right click on the Host (not the instance).  You can assign cert there. 

               

              Also I have working with X509 certs with, um, another version of BizTalk.  I was unable to read from CurrentUser and had to use LocaComputer as a store.  Not sure why, but I think it was a permissions problem.

               

              Sorry I can’t be of more help.

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