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SHA-2 Signed Certificates with EBS
SHA-2 Signed Certificates with EBS
SHA-2 Signed Certificates with EBS
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SHA-2 Signed Certificates with EBS
HTTPS client connections that originate from Oracle E-Business Suite. For HTTPS clients, you may need to apply product patches to use SHA-2 certificates. Currently, the following products have identified additional requirements to support SHA-2 for HTTPS clients:
In addition to client side (outbound connections), the Oracle E-Business Suite application tier utilizes PKI certificates for code signing by AD Jar Signing and for the (inbound) SSL/TLS termination point using the Oracle HTTP Server.AD JAR Signing During patching, Oracle E-Business Suite uses certificates to sign JARs that will be delivered to the browser. As of Java 1.5, Java and its utilities keytool and jarsigner supports SHA-2 certificates. SHA-2 certificates are certified for JAR signing for all versions of Oracle E-Business Suite (11i, 12.0, 12.1 and 12.2) and Java 1.5 and higher. Oracle HTTP Server (inbound connections) SHA-2 certificates are also used by the Oracle HTTP server that is delivered with the Oracle E-Business Suite Applications Technology. The requirements for SHA-2 for the Oracle HTTP Server vary per Oracle E-Business Suite version as follows:
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