Back To Back Webservice Calls

Hi,
I want to make back to back web service calls using WS data controls. I am using a web service proxy, and a Java class as a wrapper around the web service proxy data control.
Step 1: I am able to successfully make the first web service call.
Problem:
The result from step1 is displayed in a table. How would i bind the selection (single for now) and pipe it as an input to make a second call.
I have looked up an example (Thanks to Shay) at http://blogs.oracle.com/shay/2011/03/passing_parameters_between_web.html, and tried to mimic. However, in my case there is no page after the selection from result of step 1. I just want to make the call for the single selection.
By the way, I have received the following error, evidently I am doing something wrong:
ADF_FACES-60074:attempting to add setPropertyListener with type set to action to component that is not actionSource
Any suggestions/help?
Thank you,

Frank,
Thank you for replying.
I tried 070 example, and I am getting a "Base Data Source and List Data Source cannot be bound to same view" error message. Also, the return collection from my java bean (this wraps a ws proxy and is exposed as a data control ) is not an orange icon, however I do see it displays a collection on drag & dropping on the page.
I got the "Base Data Source....." message while replicating page 6/15.
just read your comment at: Reg: ADF Select One List box..
researching this issue further..
Thank you,
Edited by: 843190 on Apr 4, 2011 7:05 AM
Edited by: 843190 on Apr 4, 2011 7:10 AM

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    Be aware that certain things can run inside the workspace and not the engine. You almost have to work at making this happen. The easiest way is to make this happen is to invoke a BPM object method from within a BPM object presentation or JSP. If you do have this situation open the BPM object method and click on properties and check the box run on server side.
    I can't think of anything that wouldn't scale for connections to Web Services in an engine. I'd be looking at tuning your ILog Web services. Perhaps it can't keep up and the engine gets a timeout. How often does this happen? The engine should retry the automatic until is works. But it tries 3 or so times, it gives up. This retry is configurable.
    HTH,
    Mark

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