Call java code on submit anyaction on the BPEL form

Dear All
As you know in the BPEL form there is many action like Submit , Approve , Not Approve etc.. i want to call java code when i call any actions.
Regards
Wish79

Hi friend,
Maybe this is a sin, to ask a question about java on a .net forum but still going to try ;)
As you said, this is a question about Java. I am afraid this is out of our support. You'd better ask in thier special forum. Like selenium. Thanks for your understanding.
Have a nice day!
Kristin
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