Consume the sample web services developed in java in Apex through https.

I am trying to consume a webservice (developed in java) in Apex through https.I get an error stating " wallet needs to be configured"
I have done the following things till now.
Steps:
1.Created a new wallet using Oracle Wallet manager.
2.Created a certificate request; took an export of the same; downloaded a trial SSL certificate form thawte.com.
This download SSL certificate is created using the certificate request which was created earlier.
3. Imported the trial SSL certificate to the wallet.
4.Saved the wallet to a file.
5.Logged in Apex Admin user and in the Instance settings section, specified the wallet directory path to the directory which contains the wallet.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Anish Thomas

Hi,
please try the stand alone OC4J. Due to its configuration, the embedded OC4J overrides all settings when you run an application. This means that the SSL setting is basically wiped out. So best is to set this up on stand alone OC4J
Frank

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