Changinf BPEL web service type from "DOCUMENT" to "RPC"

Hi,
When a BPEL process is deployed on SOA Server, by default it creates "DOCUMENT" style web service. I want to change this service as "RPC" styled web service. How can I do that?

sounds more like an issue on the client side ..
as from the error msg;
Caused by: org.idoox.util.RuntimeWrappedException: Systinet server or client can't be started without 'wasp.location' argument
did you already consider systinet or docu on that?
I looked into systinets forum ..
check out http://forums.systinet.com/index.php?t=msg&th=4741 and see if it helps
hth clemens

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