Security Error - Secure sockets

Hi,
We have a application deployed on a Solaris Server. This is a Vignette Portal application.
We have an integration with webmethods and we need to use SSL for secure connection.
But while we are trying to connect we are getting the following error
Secure sockets are not supported with this version of the classes.
We have put the .so file and the cert file required for the integration in the server and set the Path and LD_LIBRARY_PATH to the .so file.
Still we are not able to connect to the integration.
Please help out
Thanks and Regards,
Aqeel
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Aqeel

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