BPEL Database Adapter data to B2B TP

Hi SOA/BPEL Experts
In BPEL How we are going to Map my Data base data ie which i got from Database Adapter to the Partner Link Adapter Service Trading Partner Data for ex EDI, X12 V4010 210's.
My Database data which i want to send to the Partner <----to-----> .ecs (X12 V4010 210's) format data ??
Any idea's is appreciated, any Examples are also helpful
thanks
Ravi
Edited by: user598717 on Aug 24, 2009 6:48 AM

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