HOW TO USE JAVA OWB API

I'm sorry for my English.
I try to use java owb api to execute process flow of my owb project from my web application. I use oracle 11g.
I have found only this thread about use of owb api (https://kr.forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=248256&tstart=0).
I can establish a connection, obtain the project, process flow or mapping object but i can't understand how to run it.
Help me please
Stefano

> JMX and instrumentation are quite different things.
Not that I know a great deal about either, but this is from the API:
"Provides services that allow Java programming language agents to instrument programs running on the JVM."
And this is from the overview I linked:
"The Java virtual machine (JVM) is instrumented for monitoring and management, providing built-in ("out-of-the-box") management capabilities for for both remote and local access."
That sounds at least superficially similar to me. I'll do more research when I have the time/need. Thanks for pointing it out, though.
~

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