Importing self-signed certs into Oracle wallet

Hi,
would like to set-up Oracle 11G Data Base Server to require SSL authentification.
While I have succeeded to set-up a PKI infrastructure in an Apache Derby and in an PostgreSQL environment, I am struggling to achieve the same on Oracle running as desktop class data base on a Windows machine in my local area network.
I have created a new wallet and
1) imported the trusted certificate of my own CA and
2) imported the trusted certificate for the server.
However when wanting to import a self-signed user certificate the menu option to import user certificates is not available(/greyed out/inactive).
=> Can someone please advise why this is the case and how I can get this menu item activated?
Trying another route I created a certificaion request, exported it, imported it into my TinyCA program which I use to manage certs for my own CA, signed the request and exported it.
But when trying to import the file resulting from this process I am told it is not a valid certificate.
Thanks
Thomas

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1) Going back to the CA server I went and looked at the server1.pem that was produced. I tried to validate it against the CA's certificate
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server1.pem: /C=REDACTED/ST=REDACTED/L=REDACTED/O=REDACTED/OU=REDACTED/CN=server1.domain.com
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