How to making oracle bpm process instance asynchronous?

I want to create a bpm process which start as asynchronous. Can anyone tell me how to do it and test it?
Do I need to define the data structure/xsd first? Thank you

This is quite easy.
Double Click on the Message Start event of your BPM Process and then go to the Implementation Tab. Expand the "Advanced" pane by clicking on the "+" icon. Here you will see a Radio button that allows you to make your process "Synchronous" or "Asynchronous". Choose the mode that you want.

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