FTPS  &  SOAP with SSL

Hi ALL,
my scenario isender is File and receiver is IDOC , now i need to impliment FTPS for the sender file ,for this i need to use certificates for SSL ,but my doubt is who will have to give the certificates ,..? the XI system ..or the file sender FTP server.. ?
send me your undestanding ..& if some one had worked on this kind  of scenarios pls give me more inputs .
if the FTP is receiver will this change like ,we XI need to give the certifiactes to the FTP server.. ? how it works give me more inputs
My next scenario is SOAP sender and Idoc receiver ..how to use HTTPs here ..who will give the certfictes either XI sytem ..or the SOAP system if its sender ...if SOAP is receiver will this Certificate usage process changes.. ?
Regards
Shakeif

Hi ,
You need the chain certificated of the FTP server.
what does this mean its little confusing me ..? can you pls explain this..?
Try to download the server certificate and save the CAs in .crt format.
from where i have to download the server certificate .. ? from FTP server or XI j2ee admin.. ?
The next step is install this CA certificates in TrustedCA view in J2EE Keystore. I think you must to restart the J2EE server if your version is 7.1.
Regards
Shakeeif

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                Export to MS Excel, Word: pop us “File download”, then click “Save”. It says “Internet Explorer cannot download ReportView.aspx from my site. Internet Explorer was not able to open this internet site. the requested site is either unavailable or cannot be found. Please try it again later”
                Export to RPt, Rich text format: It says “Internet Explorer cannot download ReportView.aspx from my site. Internet Explorer was not able to open this internet site. the requested site is either unavailable or cannot be found. Please try it again later”
                Export to PDF : nothing happened.
    2: Print:
                Pop up dialog to select printer, click “Print” “. Shows windows “Crystal Report Viewer” and pop us error message box. Title is “Crystal Print Control”. Message is “An communication error occurred. Printing will be stopped”. Click “OK” and pop up error message box again.
    Please advise.
    Thank you very much!

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