How install SSL certificate from Thawte?

Hi,
Given:
PEM-certificate issued by the company (a lot of different services), the private-key to it.
What is needed:
Push it into the ABAP and JAVA, so that when an appeal was heard as a certificate from a trusted source.
question:
How to do it?

Hi Evgeniy,
Can you please read through the following guide which should help with your configuration:
http://scn.sap.com/docs/DOC-26144
Regards,
James

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