How to invoke external bpel in BAM

Hi
I wanted to know how to call a bpel process residing in other machine onto local machine having BAM server? Solution required urgently.
I'm using soa 10.1.3 and bam 10.1.3.
thanks in advance

This is easy and straight forward. You have to 1st point your JDev env from BPEL dev env to BAM machine, and then design BPEL BAMsensors to publish the events into BAM. Details are given in http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/integration/bam/10.1.3/htdocs/1013_support.html
technotes sections. The document and steps assume localhost as default- in your case: replace localhost with your BAM machine name.

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