Regarding Instance Creation

Hi,
I am having one process "FilterApplications" which consists of series of Automatic activities. I have deployed the process in Enterprise Server. Now, I have imported the PAPI WS in SOAP UI, when I am trying to create instances through processCreateInstance(PAPI WS) method, I am getting the following error:-
<S:Envelope xmlns:S="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<S:Body>
<S:Fault xmlns:ns4="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope">
<faultcode>S:Server</faultcode>
<faultstring>Process '/FilterApplications' not available.</faultstring>
<detail>
<ns2:OperationException xmlns:ns2="http://bea.com/albpm/PapiWebService">
<exceptionName>fuego.papi.ProcessNotAvailableException</exceptionName>
<message>Process '/FilterApplications' not available.</message>
<technicalInfo>fuego.papi.ProcessNotAvailableException: Process '/FilterApplications' not available.
Detail:Process: '/FilterApplications' is not deployed, it is deprecated,
the Engine where it is deployed is not running or the connected user does not have permission to access the process.
Even I have created the required participant to connect to PAPI WS using SOAP UI.
But if the process contains any role, the above method(processCreateInstance) is able to create instance for the process using PAPI WS in SOAP UI.
Can anyone suggest what is the issue here?
Thanks,
Abhishek

Yes - this is the designed behavior.
The thought is that your PAPI-WS logic should not be able to create an instance unless the authentication user used in your logic has been assigned to a role in the process. This also keeps you from retrieving a list of instances from a filter unless your user id is assigned to at least one role in the process.
Dan

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H all,
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spool &&5\&&3\Create&&3.db.log
startup nomount pfile="&&6\init_DB.ora";
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Regards,
Tif

One error i didn't suspect -> don't using SID with lowercase and uppercase in the name.
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-> Finally one example of use in CreateDB.sql is:
connect &&1/&&2 as SYSDBA
set echo on
spool &&5\&&3\Create&&3.db.log
startup nomount pfile="&&6\init_DB.ora";
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MAXLOGFILES 5
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MAXDATAFILES 100
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Probably there are better examples that i don't found?
Regards,
Tif

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