Calling a HTTPS Web Service through a proxy

Hi All,
I am trying to make a web service proxy for a service runnig on the weblogic server over https connection. While I am configuring the proxy I am getting an error saying that Unable to tunnel through proxy. Proxy returns "HTTP/1.1 403 Tunnel or SSL Forbidden"
Any ideas why I am getting this or how it can be resolved?
Thanks in advance

Hi Sandeep,
I will add some more details here to add clarity,
My web service is running over SSL (one-way) on SOA server managed by weblogic server. I am trying to create a proxy for it in jdeveloper. I can access the WSDL document through the browser at the following link:
https://10.227.32.125:8002/soa-infra/services/default/Test_OWSM_11g/bpelprocess1_client?WSDL
Now in the second step of creating of proxy (in jdeveloper) i am mentioning the above URL but getting an error saying that no WSDL document found at this location.
Any ideas where I might be goin wrong

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