8.4 Configure External Client Certificates

The Webhook option in OFSLL extends the support of interfacing with third-party applications by sending REST API based notifications of changes through system generated Webhook event actions.

In a Webhook setup you can notify the changes that are done in OFSLL by triggering Webhook request as an event action and propagate the information to the dependant third-party applications (client) through specific https communication channel.

For webhook HTTPS communication, client certificates are to be imported in Weblogic OPSS keystore for each channel.

8.4.1 Configure External Client Certificates

Follow the below steps to import the certificates.
  1. Login to the Oracle Enterprise Manager 12c console. (i.e. http://hostname:port/em)
  2. Click on Weblogic Domain drop-down list and navigate to Security > Keystore.

    Figure 8-80 Configure Client certificates 1



  3. Click on Create Stripe.

    Figure 8-81 Configure Client certificates 2



  4. Enter the Stripe Name as OFSLL_STRIPE.

    Figure 8-82 Configure Client certificates 3



  5. Click OK.
    The following OFSLL_STRIPE is created.

    Figure 8-83 Configure Client certificates 4



  6. Select the newly created OFSLL_STRIPE and click Keystore.
  7. Enter the Keystore Name as OFSLL_KSS and click OK.

    Figure 8-84 Configure Client certificates 5



  8. Select OFSLL_KSS and click Manage.

    Figure 8-85 Configure Client certificates 6



  9. Click Import.

    Figure 8-86 Configure Client certificates 7



  10. In the below Import Certificate screen, specify the following details:
    • Certificate Type: Trusted Certificate
    • Alias: webhook Channel Name
    • Choose file: webhook channel certificate

    Figure 8-87 Configure Client certificates 8



  11. Click OK.