OSB Business Service calling an HTTPS service

Hi
I am using 11.1.1.5 SOA Suite and have a Business Service mapped to an https service.
When I test it I get
"The invocation resulted in an error: [Security:090477]Certificate chain received from servername was not trusted causing SSL handshake failure"
My target https service (during dev) is a soapui mock service set up to provide an https interface for which I have create a certificate using Java's keytool.
I don't want to have top buy a verisign (or similar) certificate for dev purposes, so my question is how do I get Weblogic to trust my self generated certificate?
Any help would be much appreciated.
Cheers
Matt

I managed to sort it out myslef.
Create a certificate in a keystore using keytool.
Export the certificate from the keystore
keytool -export -alias mydomain -file mydomain.crt -keystore keystore.jks
Import the certificate to the weblogic keystore
keytool -import -trustcacerts -alias mydomain -file mydomain.crt -keystore cacerts
It will ask you if trust this certificate, respond yes, restart SSL through the admin console - weblogic will now trust this certificate.
Cheers
Matt

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To access the Document Numbering - Setup window, choose Administration -> System Initialization -> Document Numbering.
In the Series - Service Calls - Setup window, the 'Primary' series is added.
For new and upgraded companies, the application automatically creates the 'Primary' series for service calls.
In the Numbering Series - Setup window, the 'Primary' series is added.
In the Service Call window, the No. fields (selection of series and number) are added.
To access the Service Call window, choose Service -> Service Call.
In the Relate Series to Document - Setup window, the service calls object is added.
For the service reports (Service Calls, Service Calls by Queue, Response Time by Assigned to, Average Closure Time, Service Monitor, My Service Calls, My Open Service Calls and My overdue Service Calls, Service Contract document - subtab Service Calls and Customer Equipment Card - subtab Service Calls):
Call No. (label text) is changed to Call ID.
The Document No. field represents the new call no. field.
Series column is added to service reports.
The Check Document Numbering - Selection Criteria window also includes checking of the service calls sequence.
To access the Check Document Numbering - Selection Criteria window, choose Administration -> Utilities -> Check Document Numbering.
For new created service calls, no record will be written to History Change Log when you add service calls (the same as the system behavior in the marketing documents).
Only after the actual update on an already added service call, a history record will be added.
There is no change in the already existing Call ID field, the behavior of this field stays the same.
Other terms
service calls, series, numbering, B1, sequential
Header Data
Released on     15.08.2011 15:48:33
Release status     Released for Customer
Component     SBO-SER-SCL Service Call
Priority     Recommendations/additional info
Category     Advance development
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SAP Business One Notes
1606253           Overview Note for SAP Business One 8.81 patch 07
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regards,
Fidel

Comlete cycle fo Service call

Hai all
I need to know about the complete cycle of the service call object, upto service call creation to payment generation,
Please anybody helpme in this regard
Regards
somaraju

Somaraju,
I am not sure what you are asking specifically, but if you are trying to get an understanding of how to use the Service functionality in SAP Business One, you should look at the eLearning for SAP Business One at the service.sap.com SAP website.
HTH,
Eddy

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