Seeburegr AS2 - encryption certificate reference

Hi guys!
I need to configure encryption certificate for AS2. The certificate is imported in the JAVA AS. View AS2, entry AS2C. Now, in the receiver agreement I have following items:
- AS2 sender configuration / Signing Key
- AS2 receiver Configuration:
- - Encryption Certificate
- - Authentication Certificate
How to reference the encryption certificate from the Key Store?
is it smthng like "\AS2\AS2C" ?
Thanx a lot for answer!
Peter

HI peter
have a look at this thread
Seeburger AS2 sender comm channel config
Re: Seeburger AS2 Adapter
Re: AS2 premises for using XI
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