Sending 3A4 sign message to Tibco B2B

Hi ,
Following is the scenario in more details:
Customer is inter-operating with Tibco using RNIF 2.0 protocol. When Oracle B2B is sending 3A4 to Tibco, there is a base64 encoded certificate at the end of the wire message and when we copy that certificate in notepad and check, it is only server certificate.
Due to this, message is failing at Tibco side as Tibco is expecting complete certificate chain in this wire message (mean p7b should include separate files for each certificate in chain).
So the question is: if B2B can send complete certificate chain in the wire message and if yes, what are the configurations needed to achieve the same?
Thanks ,
Yan

Venkat,
I hope the channel which you have created in Remote TP configuration is a AS2 channel. Just create an agreement and deploy it. Enqueue a message from back-end to IP_OUT_QUEUE (in SOAINFRA schema) with AQ headers and B2B will send it to the partner.
http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E17904_01/integration.1111/e10229/part_workflow.htm#CEGBBDAD
Regards,
Anuj

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