How to invoke an OSB service from a BPEL process

I need help, to figure out how to invoke an OSB proxy service from a BPEL process.
I found a blog which exactly does that; but I am unable to get it to work. I get the following error on my BPEL console. We are on OSB10gR3 and SOA 10134.
"com.bea.wli.sb.transports.TransportException: Unknown error while processing message for service ProxyService DWIntegrations/ProxyService/PeopleServiceBus"
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Regards,
BP

It really comes down to the proxy service on the OSB. Is it invoked by a WSDL? If so you should be able to take the endpoint defined in the proxy service messaging configuration and use that URL. You also need to use the sb transport type.
Can you also post the blog you used, then we can put it into context.
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======================================================
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====
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Release 11i
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========
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| Concurrent Processing Sample Code |
| |
| FILENAME |
| Hello.java |
| |
| DESCRIPTION |
| Sample Java concurrent program |
| About the simplest possible program, just writes a message to the |
| logfile and output file. |
| |
| HISTORY |
| $Log$ |
| |
+===========================================================================*/
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=======================================
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~~~~~~~~~~~
Oracle Applications Developers Manual for Release 11i A75545-01
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