Re: BT2006 / BTARN 3.3 Using Rosettanet over SSL

Wow.  I replied to this a few days ago.  Here goes again.

Still no luck.  We switched to both sides using verisign certs and
switched 
over to the TP's production system.  Same exact problem.

Biztalk still generates:
A message sent to adapter "HTTP" on send ****t "DO.Async" with URI 
"http://localhost/BTARNApp/RNIFSend.aspx?TPUrl=https%%3a%%2f%%2f*url

removed*%%2finvoke%%2fwm.ip.rn%%2freceive&xRNVersion=RosettaNet%%2fV02.00&xRNResponseType=async"
is suspended. 
 Error details: The remote server returned an error: (400) Bad Request. 
 MessageId:  {660830DA-7EEA-4851-8F11-449985EF00CF}
 InstanceID: {5B4A5001-D219-4708-AB98-070AA1E63F93}

And still, when I watch the conversation at the firewall, I initiate the 
connection, they present their cert, then biztalk drops the connection and

issues the "400 Bad Request" response.

I tried it both with a standard rosettanet message (an OC2 if I recall 
properly) sent via LOBApplication as well as my non-rosettanet messages
that 
I inject into BTARN via the SubmitRNIF() API.

Just like before, I can access their site using IE or the standard HTTP
send 
****t and have no problems at all.  I went back through the
contoso/fabrikam 
example for the 10th time (at least) to verify that i didn't overlook 
anything.  IIS Settings, .NET Versions, etc.. all look fine.  All the
certs 
are in the right places in the cert store (installed with certwizard).  
Although I cannot transmit to the TP over standard HTTP protocol, I can 
verify internally that the message gets delivered via BTARN as long as 
certificates/ssl are not used.

It just plain old doesn't work.

Thanks,
alex




"nenzax" wrote:

> Alex,
> 
> Our communication is also succesfull with webmethods, what's the
> status on your side.
> 
> Thanks
> -Madhu
> 
>