IdP custom self-signed certificate with error "Exception in law Service...". »

Hi all

We strive to use the identity provider 2 OAuth with self-signed SSL certificate and it seems that this approach are not supported by the system.

OAuth authentication endpoint is not accessible from the mobile application - Chrome debugger HTTP call tells to the endpoint of the status "cancelled".

Use of "Desktop Web Viewer" gives the possibility to add exceptions for host security, but at the stage of the passage "code" parameter Manager experience Mobile endpoint [1] forwarding flow always breaks with message 'Exception in the Service during processing of the result from the identity provider' passed as parameter in the call to redirect to the Web Viewer [2].

Here, I would like to note that the right is turned off for the project.

I wonder, is the error above caused by unreliable connection? Is it possible to use the custom with self-signed SSL certificate identity provider?

Thank you for considering my question.

[1] https://es.publish.adobe.com/oauth2?code=AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA.9lqAHfrL0wjBCcQ-zGCW2Am6E6 M.AHySE6B2oTLWVfJMDVl5ExOct2vY...

[2] web Viewer

Hello

Free signed SSL of entitlement certificates are not supported. The connection is interrupted by the server because the certificate is not approved.

Tukker - Klaasjan

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