EBICS Export Certificate Service

The EBICS Export Certificate service exports certificates from the Sterling B2B Integrator repository into the primary document in the Base64 encoding format.

The following table provides an overview of the EBICS Export Certificate service:

System Name	EBICS Export Cert Service
Graphical Process Modeler (GPM) categories	All Services
Description	Use this service for exporting certificates from the Sterling B2B Integrator repository into the primary document in the Base64 encoding format. The certificates can be extracted and added to an external repository.
Business usage	Use this service to export the certificates present in Sterling B2B Integrator to an external system. Use this service when you want to synchronize the certificates present in Sterling B2B Integrator with an external database or system.
Usage examples	You want to export Sterling B2B Integrator Trusted or CA certificates to your system for performing various operations, such as, encryption, verification, and SSL transport.
Preconfigured?	Yes
Requires third-party files?	No
Platform availability	All supported Sterling B2B Integrator platforms.
Related services	Import Certificate service
Application requirements	None
Initiates business processes?	No
Invocation	None
Business process context considerations	None
Returned status values	Fatal - Nonrecoverable error Transient – Recoverable error Logic - Recoverable error Success Warning
Restrictions	None
Persistence level	System default
Debug	Debugging information for this service is located in Sterling B2B Integrator. Navigate to Operations > System > Logs > EBICS.

Business Process Example

The following example business process illustrates exporting Sterling B2B Integrator certificates to an external repository:

<process name="ebics_test_ExportCertService">
  <sequence>
    <operation name="Export Cert Service">
      <participant name="EBICSExportCert"/>
      <output message="EBICSExportCertTypeInputMessage">
        <assign to="." from="*"></assign>
      </output>
      <input message="inmsg">
        <assign to="." from="*"></assign>
      </input>
    </operation>
  </sequence>
</process>