Example BPEL Process calling/invoking a web service.

Hi,
1.Could someone please help me with this...Need some guidance regards calling a web service from a simple bpel process.
Is there any example or tutorial which would help us to design a simple bpel process which takes in some input values
from the user and then invokes web service ( java source exposed as web service) to do some operation and then get the control back in the bpel process..
In case there are some examples or tutorials which could help us with this.
2. Also is it true that the web services could only be deployed through the Application Server Control (in frontend Console Oracle Enterprise Manager) using the .EAR file using te Navigation :
OC4J --> Home -> Applications --> Deploy and then creating a new deployment Plan..
Is there any other way the web services could be deployed to the Oracle Application Server..or it has to be done through the Enterprise Manager Console..
Thanks

Hi,
Write a simple java class and right click and use create j2ee web service option run the wizard accepting the default's....after that under the resources folder in Jdev u find a .deploy file deploy on the application server...get the wsdl and consume it in the BPEL process.

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