11G - invoking an asynchronous Web service that is not a BPEL process

Hi all,
Is there an 11G example of implementing and invoking an asynchronous Web service that is not a BPEL process ? . In 10g there is an example for Axis web service (Oracle_Home\integration\orabpel\samples\interop\axis\BPELCallingAsyncAXIS ) but I can't find anything related to 11G so far.
Thanks in advance,
sasha

Hey Chris.
I am just starting to write a jcd that calls an external web service but cannot find any sample code nor instructions on how to do it in the supplied documentation. Could you send me a code sample from your one?
Cheers
Matt

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1. the document did not emphasize the advantage to
use JMS based web service. It sounds like it's just
an alternative approach comparing the traditional
http based approach. does JMS based web service mean
more reliable? JMS transport is not emphaized because it is not a
standard. You can not use JMS transport and interop
with other vendors.
>
2. for me, to use JMS base web service with RPC
(synchronous) type of client sounds funky. Is there a
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>
3. the way asynchronous client work is to create a
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>
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is an alternative approach to replace the traditional
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[2] http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs70/webserv/anttasks.html#1080421
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