How to refer the BPM objects in Project to Project.

Hi,
I have created some BPM obejects in Project A, i want to use the same Obejct in Project B.
How to refer the Objects across the Project.
Could pls some one help me on this.
Regards,
Anandh P

Here are a couple ways to share BPM Objects across projects.
You can right mouse click a BPM Object in a project and then export it. This will create a zip file that can then be imported into a Module in another project.
There is a new feature in 10g that allows you to create a dependency between projects. If you define one project to be dependent on another then it can use the BPM Objects found in the other one. To do this, right mouse click the project's name in the Project Navigator tab -> Project Preferences -> Dependency -> select the project you want to be dependent on from the dropdown. This is based on the project's currently visible in the Workspace directory (the directory you are prompted for when Studio first starts up).
Dan

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