BPEL Designer Extension Points?

I'm wondering if there's any way to extend JDeveloper BPEL Designer? I know there's something for Eclipse - see for example http://eclipse.org/proposals/bpel-designer/main.html :
"Extension Points The project should be architected as a set of plug-ins, each of which provides the ability for other groups or vendors to further extend and customize the functionality in a well-defined manner. Here is a list of possible extension points that it may provide:
Runtime environment pairing (Validation, Compilation, Deployment)
Addition of specific functions
Extensions to BPEL palette definition
BPEL element extensions and visual tool contributions"

We are currently working on making the BPEL Designer extensible so as to allow for new activities, wizards, etc to be written by customers and partners. Is this what you are looking for? If so, this functionality is planned for 2006 and should apply to both thre Eclipse and JDev BPEL Designer plug-ins.
Regarding source code, we are not planning to make source code available to the JDeveloper BPEL Designer plug-in, though we have proposed to open source our Eclipse BPEL Designer and co-lead that project with IBM (as you may have seen).
If you are asking a different question than either of these, drop me an email or you also may want to post to the OTN BPEL forum:
BPEL
Dave
David Shaffer
Director Product Mgmt, Oracle BPEL Process Mgr
[email protected]
W: 650.506.1729
http://otn.oracle.com/bpel

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    I'm wondering if there's any way to extend JDeveloper BPEL Designer? I know there's something for Eclipse - see for example http://eclipse.org/proposals/bpel-designer/main.html :
    "Extension Points The project should be architected as a set of plug-ins, each of which provides the ability for other groups or vendors to further extend and customize the functionality in a well-defined manner. Here is a list of possible extension points that it may provide:
    Runtime environment pairing (Validation, Compilation, Deployment)
    Addition of specific functions
    Extensions to BPEL palette definition
    BPEL element extensions and visual tool contributions"

    We are currently working on making the BPEL Designer extensible so as to allow for new activities, wizards, etc to be written by customers and partners. Is this what you are looking for? If so, this functionality is planned for 2006 and should apply to both thre Eclipse and JDev BPEL Designer plug-ins.
    Regarding source code, we are not planning to make source code available to the JDeveloper BPEL Designer plug-in, though we have proposed to open source our Eclipse BPEL Designer and co-lead that project with IBM (as you may have seen).
    If you are asking a different question than either of these, drop me an email or you also may want to post to the OTN BPEL forum:
    BPEL
    Dave
    David Shaffer
    Director Product Mgmt, Oracle BPEL Process Mgr
    [email protected]
    W: 650.506.1729
    http://otn.oracle.com/bpel

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