Secure Socket Transport in OSB

Hi
How to create a secure socket Transport Provider (TCP/IP) in oracle service bus?
Thanks and regards
Muthuvignesh.M

Hi
Thanks for ur reply.
i've installed the socket transport code that comes with the installer and i've changed it to secure socket (SSL) connections. i've problem in using service key provider with the secure socket transport.
Thanks and regards
Muthuvignesh.M

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