Import the certificate to establish a trust relationship

Hi ,
In BI Configuration, Bi Diagnostic tool gives the below error.
*Calls from WebAS ABAP to WebAS Java will fail because the certificate of the BI mastersystem is not imported into J2EE ticket keystore
Import the certificate to establish a trust relationship*
Please help
Thanks, Satish

Are u having problems importing the certificate ?
If so,
When you are in STRUSTSSO2 and you double clik on "Owner" the below section gets updated with the certificate information. Make sure that the certificate is valid and you have proper CN and OU configured.
When you export the certificate from STRUSTSSO2, please select Base64 as the file format for the certificate that is exported and then try to import that one in the java system.
(or)
Are u having problems after importing the certificate on Java system?
If so, what is the error you are facing ?
- Shanti

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