Sending documents between two instances of WebSphere Partner Gateway
- Express
This section describes how to prepare encrypted documents
to be sent between two instances of WebSphere Partner Gateway -
Express and includes the following topics:
Sending encrypted documents from Express1 to Express2
Sending encrypted documents from Express2 to Express1
Sending encrypted documents from Express1 to Express2
The following steps describe how to prepare an encrypted
document to be sent from Express1 to Express2.
- In Express2, generate a new self-signed document decryption
keypair. To do this, follow the instructions in Generating a new self-signed document decryption keypair.
- In Express2, download the new certificate, then rename it to "Express2PublicEncrypt.der."
To do this, follow the instructions in Downloading a public certificate
for decryption.
- In Express1, upload the certificate named Express2PublicEncrypt.der
from Express2. To do this, follow the instructions in Uploading
the trading partner's public certificate.
- In Express1, enable encryption for outbound documents. To do
this, follow the instructions in Enabling encryption for outbound documents.
Sending encrypted documents from Express2 to Express1
The following steps describe how to prepare an encrypted
document to be sent from Express2 to Express1.
- In Express1, generate a new self-signed document decryption
keypair. To do this, follow the instructions in Generating a new self-signed document decryption keypair.
- In Express1, download the new certificate, then rename it to "Express1PublicEncrypt.der."
To do this, follow the instructions in Downloading a public certificate
for decryption.
- In Express2, upload the certificate named Express1PublicEncrypt.der
from Express1. To do this, follow the instructions in Uploading
the trading partner's public certificate.
- In Express2, enable encryption for outbound documents. To do
this, follow the instructions in Enabling encryption for outbound documents.
