How to send email from OSB with Mail server that requires SSL or STARTTLS

Hi everyone.
My leader ask me configuration on OSB to support send email to my company mail server (using https chanel) and customer email (some of them is gmail that require STARTTLS or SSL).
I've configured OSB as tutorial in that link: http://blogs.oracle.com/christomkins/entry/sending_an_email_from_oracle_s
But OSB cannot send email from mail account that configured because it cannot login to mail server. I think the reason is secure authentication with SSL or TLS.
There some problems that similar to mine in this forum but has nobody solved it yet.
Can you tell me the solution you know? Any suggestion is appreciated.
Regards
Cuong Pham

I know I'll offer you just a workaround and not a real solution, but you can try to start your own (intermediate) SMTP server to communicate with OSB (without SSL). Then you can just relay all the messages to your "real" SMTP server which requires SSL. If you start your intermediate SMTP server on the OSB host (localhost), then this layout could be acceptable even from security point of view.

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