BPEL JCA Adapter for Kenan Arbor/BP ?¿

Hi, friends
Somebody knows if an adapter JCA exists, of some supplier or as making it - workaround. To integrate a Oracle BPEL process to Kenan Systems' Arbor Billing Platform.
(http://www.comverse.com/billing).
Please facilitate some information in this respect, thank you.
Carlos
[email protected]

Hi Roland,
We are using Latest Kenan/FX platform.But we are unable to get the idea of how to integrate in BPEL.Could you please give us some more in detail explanation of how to integrate this kenan in BPEL.
Thanks a lot,
Bhargavi

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This is Kodo 3.0.2 by the way
"Sven Erik Knop" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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