About 2 clusters installed on 2 physical machines with BPEL v10.1.3.3

Hi, guys,
I have a customer which wants to install 2 separated active-active clusters into 2 physical machines with BPEL v10.1.3.3. The topology is listed below:
Cluster1：
OS User: oraadmin
Instances:
Instance1 (node1): Physical Machine1 (admin port：7777)
Instance2 (node2): Physical Machine2
Multicast: 236.2.2.2:5678
Cluster2：
OS User: oraadmin
Instances:
Instance1 (node3): Physical Machine1
Instance2 (node4): Physical Machine2 (admin port：7777)
Multicast: 235.1.1.5 5555
Cluster1 and Cluster2 are shared with same database: DB_BPEL.
When I try to deploy applications into the two clusters, I got an issue on Cluster2. There is no problem in Cluster1. But for Cluster2, I cannot find orabpel in the Parent Application list. Actually I have tried re-install many times, but it still cannot work.
So my question is that is this topology feasible? I am not sure whether BPEL supports this topology. As I know WebLogic server supports this topology. Any suggestion is appreciated. Thanks a lot.
James
Edited by: James Piao on 2010-11-30 下午8:18

Could you confirm if you have completed 1.6 steps successfully?
Is the process deploying fine and able to see the instance created on console ? Able to see the tasks created for the user on worklist app console ? 10.1.3.4 + any MLR ?

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