The certificate request created in the previous step must be send to a CA. The CA is responsible to create a valid server certificate based on the information provided by the CSR. Important: the certificate emitted by the CA must follow the PKCS#7 certificate chain format. The response file must Read more…
In the previous step a new PSE for SSL server was created, but the containing server certificate is self-signed. This means that no sane web browser will accept your certificate without showing a warning message to the user. To have a valid server certificate, it must be signed by a Read more…
SAP stores certificates in PSE files (for the Java guys: JKS). By default, there are several PSEs available, one for each use case (system, SSL, web service, etc). A PSE has a subject which stands for the name of the server. Changes are good that the subject value created by Read more…
Our 2nd event in Rio de Janeiro and the 1st Meetup in Rio. This time the event was located at INFNET, located directly in the downtown area, close to some of the biggest SAP customers in Rio and also close to partner offices. INFNET is also a SAP University Alliance Read more…
For ICM to work with SSL, some parameters must be set in the profile. These parameters define which PSE and algorithms to use. Normally these parameters are already set to default values. To see if these are acceptable to you and match the location of your CommonCryptoLib 8 installation, you Read more…
Download SAP Cryptographic Library Download library from SMP. Go to https://support.sap.com/swdc Steps to download SAP Cryptographic Library Select: Installations & Upgrades Select: Browser our download catalog Select: SAP Cryptographic Software Select: SAPCRYPTOLIB Select: COMMONCRYPTOLIB 8 Select: Select right OS. In my case, Linux x86 64 bit Download the latest version Read more…
Lately I was installing the latest version of the SMP3 SDK SP10 PL3 and with it the Fiori client. While trying to create a new custom Fiori client app, I got an error. Gradle wasn`t able to download a dependency from maven. Now, you never know for sure if this Read more…
After successfully installing BUILD (part1, part2) and sending out links or studies to your users, you may want to know how to administer the users going to be created in your instance. From the SAP BUILD GitHub site: https://github.com/SAP/BUILD#admin-settings. “You can manage your user settings with the Admin module. Install Read more…
After meeting the pre-requirements for BUILD, it is time to actually install BUILD. The steps are outlined at SAP BUILD GitHub page. There a 4 steps: Get the tool Install required node modules Initialize the db Start the app Be sure to have followed the steps outlined in the pre-requisites Read more…
SAP showed a demo of BUILD at its TechEd keynote at Las Vegas. The 1st time I tried to install BUILD on my laptop was shortly after it was launched and I was still in the hospital; and I failed getting it working. Afterwards I mainly interacted with BUILD using Read more…