Connection Oracle ESB to Sensor Edge Server

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I want integrate Oracle ESB with SES 10.1.3.1. where I can find
some examples or ready to work connector between SES and ESB.
Please help
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The other option is to use EventFlow (eflow) in SES to send events to ESB. A simple configuration for eflow.xml could be something like the one mentioned below.
<eflow>
     <components>
          <component name="addContext"     class="oracle.edge.tools.eflow.impl.AddContextState" />
          <component name="dbproc"     class="oracle.edge.tools.eflow.impl.DbProcState" />
          <component name="decodeTag"      class="oracle.edge.tools.eflow.impl.DecodeState" />
          <component name="encodeTag"      class="oracle.edge.tools.eflow.impl.EncodeState" />
          <component name="fireTrigger"      class="oracle.edge.tools.eflow.impl.FireTriggerState" />
          <component name="isCapture"      class="oracle.edge.tools.eflow.impl.IsCaptureState" />
          <component name="isQuery"      class="oracle.edge.tools.eflow.impl.IsSimpleQueryState" />
          <component name="matchEvent"      class="oracle.edge.tools.eflow.impl.MatchEventState" />
          <component name="onsLookup"      class="oracle.edge.tools.eflow.impl.OnsLookupState" />
          <component name="post"          class="oracle.edge.tools.eflow.impl.PostState" />
          <component name="sendEvent"      class="oracle.edge.tools.eflow.impl.SendEventState" />
          <component name="template"      class="oracle.edge.tools.eflow.impl.TemplateState" />
          <component name="transport"      class="oracle.edge.tools.eflow.impl.TransportState" />
          <component name="callWs"           class="oracle.edge.tools.eflow.impl.WsState" />
     </components>
     <entry>
          <onEvent state='A.check'/>
     </entry>
     <states>
          <matchEvent name="A.check" control="matchEvent" type="200" x="100" y="200" >
               <case result="ok" next="good.event"/>
          </matchEvent>
          <callWs name="good.event"
                    wsdl="http://localhost:8888/orabpel/default/EdgeClientCallback/1.0/EdgeClientCallback?wsdl"
                    method="process"
                    namespace="http://xmlns.oracle.com/EdgeClientCallback"
                    docRoot="EdgeClientCallbackProcessRequest">
               <param name='type' type="long">$event.type$</param>
               <param name='subtype' type="long">$event.subtype$</param>
               <param name='tagid' type="string">$event.id$</param>
               <param name='siteName' type="string">$event.siteName$</param>
               <param name='deviceName' type="string">$event.deviceName$</param>
               <param name='data' type="string">$event.data$</param>
               <param name='time' type="date">$event.time$</param>
          </callWs>
     </states>
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