ESB- BPEL - Orderbook example needed

It would be appreciated if you can provide the orderbooking example. this example is showing the way to ESB and BPE service call each other.
Thanks

Are you referring to the Order booking part of the SOA tutorial?
Should be on otn.oracle.com .
Search for B28937-01 or the Oracle SOA Suite tutorial.
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Andreas

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<summary>
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