ESB SOAP Service invoke

Hi,
I would like to know how to invoke a ESB SOAP service from an external web service, which in turn need to interact with the Routing Service ?
Thanks,
OracleExpert

I'm getting the feeling that you're mixing some things up and that you're comparing things that can't be compared.
In ESB you create integration patterns with adapters, routing services and so on. When you deploy your integration pattern you'll end up with several webservices. E.g. a ESB integration pattern IS a webservice and all the components within a integration pattern are webservices as well.
If you want to start / call this ESB pattern you can do it in several ways. Its a webservice so calling it is standarized. You can call the webservice from BPEL, from another ESB project, from a Java app, from PL/SQL and even from cobol!
whether you get a reply from your integration pattern is the matter of how you implement your integration pattern ( synchronous vs asynchronous etc ).
If you want to test this e.g. want examples please take a look at the examples provided by Oracle on OTN. These samples can then be called / tested externaly by e.g. using a free program called SOAPUI.
HTH.
Martin

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