If you have a backend with a self-signed certificate (or a certificate which is not signed by a CA) you need to import it to the client-truststore and restart the server. This feature enables you to upload the backend certificate through API Publisher while creating or editing your API. Follow the steps below to add a new certificate to any endpoint. Note that this feature supports only HTTP/REST and HTTP/SOAP endpoints.
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This is available only as a WUM update and is effective from 27th November 2017 (2017-11-27). For more information on updating WSO2 API Manager, see Updating WSO2 Products. |
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This feature currently supports only the the following formats for keystores and certificates.
If you need to use a certificate in any other format, you can convert it using a standard tool before uploading. |
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The default time to apply the certificate is 10 minutes. You can configure this by changing the |
Adding a certificate
- Log in to the API Publisher. Create a new API or edit an existing API.
- Go to the Implement tab. Click Manage Certificates and click Add New Certificate
Enter the following information and click Upload.
Name Description Alias Enter a name for your certificate. Endpoint Select an endpoint from the dropdown list Certificate Enter the location of your certificate file or click Browse to select through the UI - The uploaded certificate aliases will be displayed.
- You can repeat from step 2 to add a certificate to the sandbox endpoint.
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