How to reinvoke Failed BPEL Process.

Hi All,
Is there any way to re-trigger the failed BPEL process?
without copying the request xml from failed BPEL process and pasting this request xml to new instance of same service.
Thanks in Advance
Edited by: vikky123 on Feb 14, 2011 4:13 PM

hi vikky
There is no link available...
You have edit instances.jsp pages and other related jsp pages* for both Synchrounous & Asynchronous ( methods / operations )
go to the bpel console / testSuite URL location and see the jsp file ( may be xmlAudit*.jsp page) check that file.
This file contains the PAYLOAD that you need to RE-Initiate..
Thanks & Regards,
anvv sharma

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