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Vamsi,
Open up your browser and point to your WebSphere Administration Console via https. Export the certificate using Google Chrome or some other browser. Import this certificate into the /jre/lib/security/cacerts file as well. You must also make sure the "cacerts" file is in the correct JRE that Jenkins is using. Also, you're comments say your using "cacerts.jks" which is not the same as "cacerts". You can also try the InstallCert.java option which is defined in the "WebSphere Liberty" documentation. Let me know if this works.