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To create a Certificate File
to be imported in Authorizer:
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Open Internet Explorer. |
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Specify the internet address you want to access (the web
service URL, the WSDL file URL, or the URL used to publish to
UDDI). |
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Double click the SSL Secure icon on the status bar. The
Certificate dialog appears. |
When accessing the web page,
you might get a Security Alert message, that the security
certificate was issued by a company that you have not chosen to
trust. In this case click the View Certificate button to open the
Certificate dialog.
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Click the Details page and click the Copy to File button. |
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The Certificate Export Wizard appears. On the second page
choose DER encoded binary X.509 (.CER) or Base-64 encoded X.509
(.CER). |
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On the third page, specify a file to export the certificate and
then finish the wizard. |
Related Topics:
How to Import a
Certificate in Authorizer
How to Delete a
Certificate in Authorizer
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