Can SOA suite send SNMP traps?

Hi!
I've looked in a lot documentation to find whether the SOA suite supports sending SNMP traps or not.
It can be done in Oracle Enterprise Manager 10.2.0.3 10g Release 3, but can it be done in EM 10.1.3.1.0 10g Application Manager Control?
(I can't find it there anyway)
/Per

IMHO the SOA Suite itseld is not able to send SNMP traps. You could implement it in for example in BPEL, with sensors. You call a java class that performs the SNMP trap. Or you make a generic BPEL process that sends SNMP traps based on the incoming payload via embedded java, and call this process from ESB or BPEL whenever you want to send a SNMP trap.

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