Certificates for use with APEX applications

I'm running oracle enterprise edition 9.2.0.7 with HTTP server for my APEX applications. When users access my application via https://, they receive the default oracle certificate warning. Can I use the wallet manager (owm) to create my own or to create a trusted certificate, or do you need to purchase Advanced Security option to use it "legally"?

hey guys the above issue was resolved. now i have following error.
1- anyconnect popup with WARNING MESSAGE: Warning: "The following Certificate received from the Server could not be verified: "
2- on asa i can see following debug messages.
CRYPTO_PKI: Sorted chain size is: 1
CRYPTO_PKI: Found ID cert. serial number: 02, subject name: cn=admin
CRYPTO_PKI: Verifying certificate with serial number: 02, subject name: cn=admin, issuer_name: cn=ciscoasa, signature alg: SHA1/RSA.
CRYPTO_PKI(Cert Lookup) issuer="cn=ciscoasa" serial number=02 | .
CRYPTO_PKI: Invalid cert.
do let me know why is this happening. i have installed both CA and Indetity certificates on cisco asa 8.4.
my client OS is Win7.

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