Closed COOPER-DENG closed 1 month ago
Hi @COOPER-DENG Self signed certificates are supported, but I had mixed results recently to be clear: you can edit files but language features fail with that message, right? Can you send me your configuration (censoting passwords and similar of course)
Hi @COOPER-DENG Self signed certificates are supported, but I had mixed results recently to be clear: you can edit files but language features fail with that message, right? Can you send me your configuration (censoting passwords and similar of course)
HI, @marcellourbani , YES, the ABAP program can be edited and activated correctly, but the output panel always displays messages related to "self signed certificate"
Cooper, Best wishes.
so the url is a domain name, and the server an ip number?
domain name
HI,@marcellourbani , Yes, does it have something to do with this? I just changed the SERVER IP to the same domain name as the URL, and the result is still the same as before, no change. change. The SAPGUI parameter is only optional. I also tried to delete it, but the result remained unchanged after deletion. Cooper, Best wishes.
Really weird. If I have to guess, I would say that:
Setting "allowSelfSigned": true
should do the trick
Exception in syntax check: self signed certificate
HI, @marcellourbani , YES,allowSelfSigned":true , it worked, it's the ultimate weapon. Thank you very much.
Cooper, Best wishes.
HI, When I edit the ABAP code, the output console displays "Exception in syntax check: self signed certificate "; when I click the activate button, the prompt "A request has failed. See the output for more information." When connecting to abap system, I have imported the certificate to my computer, so the connection is successful, but why is "self signed certificate" still displayed here?
Cooper, Best wishes.