Hooking up the SOA Suite with Coherence

Heya
I was just reading a blog entry from David Chappell (http://oracle.sys-con.com/read/506149.htm) with the following most interesting paragraph reading:
SOA Grid based XTP applications can be built today using what Oracle has already in shipping products. Oracle Coherence coupled with Oracle SOA Suite deliver the industry's first grid-enabled SOA platform for Extreme Transaction Processing.
I couldn't find any documentation on actually hooking the two up, though. Does someone have a pointer to relevant info ?
Thanks and Cheers, Christian.

Hi,
There are multiple options that you may consider:
1. Expose your Java class as a WebService and invoke the WS from with BPEL
2. Make your BPEL server part of the Coherence cluster (storage-disabled) and invoke the Java class from within Java Embedded activity or using ora:custom. Remember Java class will reside on the SOA Server.
Hope this helps!
Cheers,
NJ

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