AS2 Certificate Install for B2B Use

Oracle Team -
Is there a comprehensive set of instructions available on the FULL process necessary to get an AS2 connection up and running ?
I am looking for something that starts with the installation of the certificate in to the Oracle Wallet all the way thru setting up the Delivery Channel in B2B.
I have already looked at the tutorial in the B2B tech notes -- that starts after the certificate has already been installed.
Thanks,
Alice Raia

Hello,
We have sent the white paper on security to you.
As a summary,
10.1.2.0.2 B2B engine uses the certificate from the repository for both signing and encryption and also a lookup to the wallet for Private key, however this architecture has a significant change in subsequent releases.
Signing and Encryption for Host : Store the certificate in both wallet and repository
Signing and Encryption for TP : Store the certificate in repository. Please see the details of the same in the security document.
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