Asynchronous BPEL testing

Hi-
Will be great if someone throws light on the following queries,
1) In our project we make use of SOAP-UI mock responses for Asynchronous processes in automatic testing. But we are looking for the way to get the Asynchronous response returned by the BPEL process in the Callback proxy when invoked via OSB by using SOAP UI or without SOAP UI. I saw some sites suggested use ws-addressing, but it is not helping.
Here is the scenario: We want a soap-ui triggered call which passes through the OSB layer(async call) and get back the response from async bpel without mock service. Issue is callback does not get through with the reply-to address field.
2) We are also looking for an alternate way to directly invoke the BPEL unit tests cases SOAP-UI.
Any help, much appreciated.
Regards Sarath

the reason to see this happening is the way the engine works, if you have an async process, before the engine takes up to create a new instance, the payload gets stroed into the sc. delivery queue. and gets picked up later on, when the engine has resources.
What happens say after 30 secs to a minute? still no process in the console?
any error msg in the log / dos box?
thx clemens

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    Message was edited by:
    user636134

    Hi,
    I have deployed an asynchronous BPEL-process which is called from an ESB. So far no problems. But I want to receive the callboack fromt this BPEL process on the ESB, too.
    How is this possible?
    Note: I have created the BPEL-Process before I created the ESB. So I cannot add the ESB as a partner link in the BPEL Process. Or is this the only way?
    Message was edited by:
    user636134

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