We connected IFS to Slack to send notifications rather than using IFS Notify and it has worked perfectly until yesterday, when Slack changed their root certificates causing a trust failure. We imported the new root certificates into the Oracle wallet but the issue remains (see below). We also imported the root certs into Windows trusted root store as recommended by Slack.
The question is: Does anything need to be restarted, i.e. Oracle service, Oracle server, Middleware server etc?
Thanks Charith. The API call is being done by the database server so is independent of the middleware server.
As suspected, after adding the trusted root certificates to the wallet and restarting the server, Slack comms worked again (although I’m not sure if just a database restart would have worked just as well). The process looked something like this:
Download DER root certificates and copy to E:\app\oracle\wallet\
Start Menu > “Oracle - OraDB12Home1” > Wallet Manager
Not sure how this integration is setup, but could you try importing the certificate to the MWS Java truststore by following the steps mentioned in below documentation:
Thanks Charith. The API call is being done by the database server so is independent of the middleware server.
As suspected, after adding the trusted root certificates to the wallet and restarting the server, Slack comms worked again (although I’m not sure if just a database restart would have worked just as well). The process looked something like this:
Download DER root certificates and copy to E:\app\oracle\wallet\
Start Menu > “Oracle - OraDB12Home1” > Wallet Manager
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