Get process preference from Mediator Java CallOut

Hi,
I have used Java Call Out in my mediator. Mediator further forwards the request to BPEL having some preferences. I want to
get BPEL Process preference value in Java Call Out class method preRouting(). Is it possible?
I found 1 way to achieve the same using Oracle Fusion Middleware Infrastructure Management Java API. But problem with this is that- I need to hard code parameters like composite endpoint, username & password which I do not want.
Is there some other way to to get process preference from preRouting()?
Thanks,
Sujata

I don't think you can get the process ID from within java or send signals to other processes.
You might look at the sun.misc.Signal class. However, it is not recommended to use sun.* classes and I don't think it will do what you need either.
You will probably have to use JNI, or if it is your program you could just have it send its process ID to standard out.

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