Eclipse plug-in for BPEL development

Hi
I have downloaded an Eclipse plug-in for Oracle BPEL process manager around 2 years ago. I don't see the plug-in on the downloads page anymore so I was wondering whether this plug-in is still supported/enhanced. We are solely using Eclipse in our organization and JDeveloper is not an option- so does anyone know of any other plug-ins for BPEL development for Eclipse?
Thanks.

There hasn't been a new Eclipse plug-in for BPEL in long time. The old ones available are out of sync of the new functionality and are supported on only the older versions of Eclipse. You can google for exact details.
But my advise is that if you are using the Oracle BPEL PM, then use Jdeveloper.
--Shiv

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