Soap handler configuration weblogic v9.2

All the doc. on soap handlers for weblogic version 9x i could find describes using annotations. This works fine when you have the source but not in the case where i only have a "black box" web service in a WAR file.
I want to configure a soap handler in xml config. files but i can only find this kind of configuration doc. for version 8.x. Can anyone point me to doc on how th do this in version 9.x?
Ideally i think it should be possible to configure a handler in webservices.xml. Soap handlers should be configurable for any deployed web service i think? I also tried to use the admin. console but as far as i can see this only gives administration control over already configured handlers - not the functionality to add handlers.
Regards,
Ole Bech Mogensen, 7N

Manish,
Thanks for the reply. Yes I did. I keep getting the following error:
XML Parsing Error: no element found
Location: http://192.168.198.129:7001/Sample_App/Sample_Config.xml
Line Number 1, Column 1:
I even copied one of the actual WebLogic OOTB (out of the box) config files (i.e. WebLogic Platform9.2.3.0_chmods.xml) and I still get the same error from WebLogic when directly trying to invoke the Sample_Config.xml file. The actual contents of the Sample_Config.xml are as follows:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<Boot_test>
<URLContextPath>Sample_App</URLContextPath>
<ConfigFilePath>C:\Temp\Another_Config_File.xml</ConfigFilePath>
<ConfigPassword>admin</ConfigPassword>
</Boot_test>
So, I am still unresolved in getting the three(3) parms loaded via a config file in BEA WebLogic v9.2. Any other suggestions/thoughts on getting this loaded via a config file?
Thanks.
/workingtohard

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My problem when I enable SSL in Weblogic and I don't have a trusted CA cert
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