Dehydration Store and Header Based Routing

Hi
Can anyone please tell me the brief meaning of BPEL Dehydration Store and ESB Header Based Routing in simple language with example?
Thanks
Deepak

Hi,
Would suggest you to read the link http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/bpel_cookbook/blanvalet.html.
Hope below statements from the above link will make you clear about Dehydration Store:
"all successfully executed process instances are stored in the Dehydration Store. Currently a BPEL instance is saved in two tables after the instance is completed: cube_instance and cube_scope. The former stores the instance header information: domain, creation date, state (completed, running, stale, cancelled), priority, title, and so on. The latter stores the state of the instance, (variable values and so on). By default, both tables are used to store a completed instance."
Regards

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Cons...
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Perfectly possible:
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1. Quit iPhoto
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