How to Call an ADF Bounded Task Flow Located in Another Web Application

Hi.
I'm working in JDev 11G TP3.
I've read the section from the 11G documentation on Working with Task Flow Activities,
specifically the section 15.5.3 on How to Call an ADF Bounded Task Flow Located in Another Web Application.
I've followed the instructions but still can not seem to call another task flow in another application correctly.
Can someone send a small example specifying how the (TaskFlow Reference) section
should be filled in, and just a general simple outline of process to set the whole process up.
Thanks

Your EL for the remote-app-url needs to return something like this
"http://www.acme.com:80/myapp/faces/adf.task-flow"
where "http://www.acme.com:80/myapp/faces" is the root of the url you'd normally use to access the remote application.
I filed two bugs:
bug 6944247 to improve the documentation
bug 6944246 to fix the fact that you currently have to specify the 'adf.task-flow' part. You shouldn't need to do that. But doing so for now will get it to work.

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Edited by: Miguel Angel on 19/12/2012 05:22 PM
Edited by: Miguel Angel on 19/12/2012 07:29 PM
Edited by: Miguel Angel on 19/12/2012 07:43 PM

Yes I see it in the component palette. I found the problem, I see in the task-flow-registry.xml that the path for the bounded task flow is: "module1.xml" and not "WEB-INF/module1.xml". What sould be the correct path?.

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Certainly... I've uploaded the sample application here: http://rapidshare.com/files/456317758/WebCenterTestApp.zip
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queryListener="#{bindings.ImplicitViewCriteriaQuery.processQuery}"
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We have a caller task flow with following component:
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In step# 14, the value should be "#{pageFlowScope.inputValue}" (should be the same as the value in step#2) .
tushar wrote:
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doh!
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I have a main application referencing many bounded task flows included in ADF libraries.
Is there a way to make the application not throwing exceptions if one of these libraries including the called task flow is not found?
The first question is how to catch the exception "Caused by: oracle.adf.controller.ControllerException: ADFC-02001"
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