on 02-04-2023 2:29 PM
Hello Matt,
User/password is used already, the fields from the screenshot show it - problem is that fetching the access token for accessing the destination service is failing as some security library class cannot be loaded. I assume a deployment issue so that classes cannot be found properly by the JVM. Ensure that all libraries that are already part of the SAP Java Buildpack are not part of your application deployment archive
Best regards,
Markus
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I guess you use principal propagation (would be better if you create screenshots with an English UI). Please make sure that the attribute that you use for the X.509 certificate creation is existing in the users attributes. You can use my test applicaiton HTML5UserAPIforCF to check this.
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Yes, there seems to be something wrong with the login settings of the Cloud application. JCo cannot get a (SAML or JWT) token required for the backend login.
If you want to try a proof of concept, whether the connection would work on technical level, you could add user & password to the destination and use that instead of principal propagation. Once the technical connection works fine, you can then switch back to principal propagation and try to make that work as well.
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