Best way to call oracle db from BPEL 2.0

Hi
Anybody knows which is the best way to call select or call store procedures from BPEL 2.0 ? Do I need to use JCD (java collaboration definition in repository-based projects -caps 5.x) and oracle eWAY to interact with oracle database?
Regards.

You can also create a new WSDL with a concrete binding to DATABASE, as explained on http://wiki.open-esb.java.net/Wiki.jsp?page=CreatingAWSDLDocumentForTypeDATABASE
BRs
Kris

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