Executing Instances waiting for pending manual recovery

Hi,
We are using SOA Suite 10.1.3.3.1.
As part of error handling design, we have configured the fault policy such that BPEL flows will go to manual recovery in case of PL errors. From BPEL console we can retry/abort these instances. Is it possible to do the same using BPEL client API.
Thanks

My understanding was that if I use the cancel() method all activities for this instance are cancelled too.
I don't want to manual delete this messages. I'm searching for a bugfix or an automatic workaround.
Is this a bug in the bpel engine?? see java-api-doc for this method.
void cancel()
throws ServerException
Cancels the instance. All active activities that belong to this instance will also be cancelled.
When an activity is cancelled, the performer of the activity is notified of the cancellation and is given an opportunity to rollback or cancel any work that has already been done on behalf of the activity. Since this clean-up procedure can take an indeterminate amount of time, cancelling an instance may not be instaneous and could result in new activities being activated.
Throws:
ServerException - if there is a problem in locating the instance in the process domain or if the requested action is not permitted (the instance this handle is referring to may have been changed in the meantime).
Edited by: harald.reinmueller on May 15, 2009 11:42 AM

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