ODC: ERROR PKIX path building failed: to find valid certification path

Hi to all,
some one has experienced the error: PKIX path building failed: to find valid certification path to request target.... on the ODC while trying to connect
we solved temporally adding the ssl to the java virtual machine, is there a path in the odc to set the ssl ?
ODC 10.350
Thanks!

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