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AADClientCertificateLocation Error

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Posted on by Gopikrish25 47
Hi Team,
 
Can someone help me how to resolve the following error?
 
We are facing an error when trying to process a custom 3rd party API Call. The same API call works fine in POSTMAN.
 
Message = /The RTS configuration property 'aadClientCertificateLocation' contains the value '' which cannot be parsed as a Uri./ [Error in Retail Server Logs and VS Debugger]
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    Rickelkio 11 on at
    AADClientCertificateLocation Error
    Check the RTS configuration, review the configuration settings for RTS and locate the 'aad Client Certificate Location' property. This property likely specifies the location or path of a client certificate used for authentication. Verify the value, ensure that the value provided for 'aad Client Certificate Location' is a valid URI. It should conform to the URI syntax, including the scheme (protocol) and the resource location. For example, it should start with 'http://' or 'https://' followed by a valid domain or IP address. Check for missing or empty value, if the value for 'aad Client Certificate Location' is empty or missing, it could cause the parsing error. My AARP Medicare Make sure that a valid URI is specified in the configuration. If you don't have a client certificate or don't need it for the API call, you may need to remove or comment out this configuration property. Double-check the syntax, verify that there are no syntax errors or typos in the URI. Even a small mistake, such as a missing colon or a misplaced character, can cause parsing issues. Pay attention to special characters and ensure that they are properly encoded if required. Restart the application, after making any necessary changes to the configuration file, restart your application or service that uses the RTS. This will ensure that the new configuration settings are loaded correctly.
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    Shafeeque P. 6,512 Super User 2024 Season 2 on at
    AADClientCertificateLocation Error
    Looks like the app is set to use Certificate authentication instead of Client ID and Secret. Can refer the below article and see if it matches the requirement ?
     

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