10g BPEL and Secured Service

Hello,
My 10g BPEL process has a partner link to a non-secured(http) service. Now it should point to a secured(https) service.
To achieve that I think, I need to get the security certificate and import it in keystore.
Could anyone guide me the other steps which needs to be done to access the secured service from BPEL.
Thanks for any suggestion.
Thanks and Regards,
Dev...

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