Integral of Bessel functions product times Gaussian

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I have the following integral, which I dont know how to deal with:

$\int_0^\infty J_0(ax)J_0(bx)e^{-x^2}xdx.$

Integration by parts doesnt help.

I'm sure that integral must result in something like

$2\pi I_0(2ab)e^{-(a^2+b^2)},$

but I dont know how to prove it.