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This is a follow-up from this FAQ: Does the CommonCryptoLib as used with 17.0.10 make use of the operating system certificate store by default? I'm asking since with 17.0.10.5923 I do get a successful connection to a self-signed HTTPS web server even if I do not specify any CERTIFICATE clause in the web function definition at all. I have the impression this works as if I had added "CERTIFICATE FILE=*", which would tell the database engine to access the OS cert store... |
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question asked: 07 Nov '19, 10:21
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last updated: 18 Nov '19, 09:21
Any feedback would be appreciated. Unfortunately, although the SAP CommonCryptoLib is heavily used, I do not have found anything answering my question...