Error deploying Web Service in Oracle 10g AS (10.1.3.0)

When deploying a secured web service from Oracle EM 10.1.3 i'm getting the following exception
"Failed in uploading archive. Invalid archive file: Invalid value: AES-256"
The same web service (.ear) file is getting uploaded without exception when deploying directly from Oracle JDeveloper 10.1.3.0

The problem solved when creating a webservice ear file with the keystore generated in the machine where the application server is installed.
We created a secure web service (in client machineA) with public/private key encryption (AES 256) and tried deploying it in an application server instance (Server machineA). Doing this gives the following expection (when deploying the ear file through EM)
"Failed in uploading archive. Invalid archive file: Invalid value: AES-256"
We solved the problem by creating a keystore file in the application server instance machine (instead of doing it in client machine) and used the same keystore file to create the ear file which got deployed succesfully.
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