Addning new properties in customization file of OSB

Hi,
We have option to find and replace few properties of proxy and business services in OSB through customization files.
Our requirement is to have few additional properties like client certs, https enabling which are not available when a customization file is created OOTB.
Any pointers on customizing customization file will be more helpful.
Thanks,
Sowmya

Hi,
the structure is not very interesting because I'm flexible :-)
But for excample like this:
<MyData>
<val1>abc</val1>
<val2>def</val2>
</MyData>
<MyData>
<val1>uvw</val1>
<val2>xyz</val2>
</MyData>
To write such a file is not really the problem. But I don't want to parse the XML structure with String command.
Thanks,
Armin

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