Implementing Axis Web service with certificates in Eclipse - eclipse

I'm about to implement a web service client against a web service, protected by a certificate and a password.
I received the password and the certificate (.p12) from the web service provider (an external partner).
The web service client is auto generated in Eclipse using Ajax (not Ajax 2). I tested the service against soapUI (where i created a mocked service), and it works perfect.
Now I need to implement the web service client, up against the real service and my question is simply; how do I add the certificate and the password to the webservice in Eclipse?

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