Configure SSL in J2SE Plain adapter

I tryed to configure SSL in J2SE Plain adapter. (7.0)
I've generated a certificate file "certif_file.cer" and
while I put in GUIBrowserEngine Property File the following
line:
HTTP.SSLcertificate=F:\tech_adapter_70\certif_file.cer
I've got the following error message:
16:19:10 : Error(s) in GUIBrowserEngine configuration
parameters found:
ERROR: Certificate file 'F: ech_adapter_70certif_file.cer' not
found, must quit!
It seems that something wrong with my definition of full path
to this file. But I do not find from SAP Library any solution
about this problem.
Could you help me?

Hi Boris,
Please try to give the full path using backslash '/' :
e.g.  F:/tech_adapter_70/certif_file.cer
I hope it will work.
          The J2SE Adapter Engine uses SSL only for communication line encryption, not for client and server authentications. Since this is a drawback with respect to security, you should use the J2EE Adapter Engine in insecure environments.
                         All configuration data for the Plain J2SE Adapter Engine is maintained in flat property files.The file for the engine administration data itself is located in the following directory:
<installation directory>/tech_adapter/BaseConfiguration
The file for the adapter configuration data is located in the following directory:
<installation directory>/tech_adapter/Configuration
                   The adapters of the Plain J2SE Adapter Engine are configured locally and not in the Integration  Directory. Exchanged messages are also stored directly in the file system.
Therefore, ensure that only the operating system user, who has started and therefore owns the adapter engine process, can read the property files and has access to the directories used for message exchange.
*Pls: Reward points if helpful*
Regards,
Jyoti
Edited by: Jyoti Acharya on Dec 19, 2007 5:05 PM

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