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HTTPS Web Services
Workflow publishes secure web service endpoints for system, workflow, and custom service providers. These endpoints use TLS/SSL security with user name and password authentication.
SSL Security Configuration
Each Workflow server instance must have a unique certificate for SSL security, which is either a trusted certificate obtained from a trusted root certificate authority or a self-signed certificate. The certificate's common name must be set to the name of the server machine used in URLs.

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Service Interfaces
- Service Interfaces
  - HTTPS Web Services
    Workflow publishes secure web service endpoints for system, workflow, and custom service providers. These endpoints use TLS/SSL security with user name and password authentication.
    - Endpoint Addresses
    - SSL Security Configuration
      Each Workflow server instance must have a unique certificate for SSL security, which is either a trusted certificate obtained from a trusted root certificate authority or a self-signed certificate. The certificate's common name must be set to the name of the server machine used in URLs.
  - User Permissions Between a Workflow and Service Provider
    You can invoke a security check when service provider method calls are made within a workflow
- Workflow Methods
- iFix Service Provider

SSL Security Configuration

Each Workflow server instance must have a unique certificate for SSL security, which is either a trusted certificate obtained from a trusted root certificate authority or a self-signed certificate. The certificate's common name must be set to the name of the server machine used in URLs.

Note: Self-signed certificates are less secure than trusted certificates and require additional configuration on each client.

For more information, refer to Microsoft^® documentation for instructions on obtaining certificates and SSL security configuration.