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Working with certificate on BC15 (Cloud)
tomasevicstefan
Member Posts: 51
Hi all,
Did anyone work with certificates on BC15, cloud?
We used X509Certificate2, X509ContentType and X509KeyStorageFlags dotnet's in previous version for working with certificates. But now I'm not able to use dotnet's anymore, and also as I saw I can't map these dotnet's with new codeunit DotNet_X509KeyStorageFlags, DotNet_X509Certificate2. Also Certificate Management codeunit is only for OnPrem scope.
These methods are not supported on Cloud
and many others. What are my options here?
Thanks
Did anyone work with certificates on BC15, cloud?
We used X509Certificate2, X509ContentType and X509KeyStorageFlags dotnet's in previous version for working with certificates. But now I'm not able to use dotnet's anymore, and also as I saw I can't map these dotnet's with new codeunit DotNet_X509KeyStorageFlags, DotNet_X509Certificate2. Also Certificate Management codeunit is only for OnPrem scope.
These methods are not supported on Cloud
DotNet_Array.SetArray(CertBase64Value); X509KeyStorageFlags.Exportable();
and many others. What are my options here?
Thanks
0
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We have a similiar situation: we need a cert installed on the cloud. Any advice?
A wraper .NET library is used for signing the cert and prepare a message for the web server.
The message must be signed using the cert that is locally installed.
We don't know how to install the cert in Azure (BC16) and sign it now using the azure functions.
Regards,
Tomas