Transmitting Datafile over HTTPS protocol - Oracle 9i

Hello,
I have a need to transmit a datafile over SSL protocal to a HTTPS URL. Assuming, that datafile is created in a prescribed format ,Which Oracle built in I can use to transmit the file to a particular HTTPS URL. Oracle Wallet is already configured and this is on 9i.
Thanks,
R

I have tryed tu run my example with Jinitiator "java" like
c:\java -jar c:\in2kartica.jar
and all works fine..
I don't know why the same example won't run inside oracle form as javabean?!?
this is my cmd console
C:\jdk\bin>java -jar c:\in2kartica.jar
** DOKUMENTNI SISTEM **
** PJC bean **
keystore: C:\DOCUME~1\PETERV~1.IN2\LOCALS~1\Temp\asarh.pfx
trust: C:\DOCUME~1\PETERV~1.IN2\LOCALS~1\Temp\arhaskeystore.jks
========================================
po registraciji nastavitev za SSL
========================================
https://hosting.arhiviraj.si/webservice2/InDocArchiveWS.asmx
unknown attr1.3.6.1.4.1.311.17.1
Dolzina: 91 <------------ this is the result from webservice located on address above

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We're trying to expose a BPEL process which will be exclusively triggered from a HTTP POST. The Client Partner Link in the BPEL process models Oracle's Transparent PunchOut standard. This standard is strict XML-over-HTTP, SOAP is not involved.
However, I am getting issues when I POST the XML to BPEL. It is telling me that it requires a SOAPAction in the header. Again, the design dictates that this is raw XML over HTTP, so we are not to use any SOAP specific header values nor any kind of SOAP wrapper.
I deployed the sample 'HTTPPostService' process which was delivered with BPEL. I am seeing the same error when I try to POST XML to this process as well. I get a response (in a SOAP wrapper) saying that it wants a SOAPAction in the header. The WSDL used to create this sample process clearly does not bind to SOAP, (there are no mentions of the SOAPAction in the operation, etc) so I do not understand.
So, my question is: Is is possible to POST raw XML to a BPEL process? Or does BPEL require all processes to follow the SOAP 'protocol' ?
Thanks for any help.
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http://cybage1:9700/httpbinding/default/HTTPGetService?ssn=10&id=20
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