Human Task Flow conflict on Data Controls generation

Hi, I have two distinct human tasks in one process. When I use new-> JSF-> ADF task flow from Human task to create the task flow for the second task to the same public-html/web-INF folder as the first one, after the generation, the data control for the first human task flow will disappear from the data control window.
I am trying to rebuid my old app into a new app. Although I can create two distinct human task flows in my old app, no luck in the new app. Both apps use JDev 11.1.1.5 and on the same machine. Anybody can give me some hints on the issue?
Thank you

Juan C,
I use JDeveloper 11g Release 1.
May be I didn't explained my question correctly.
taskdetails1 is creating, and in Data Controls I have objects of my BPM Human Task Payload.
But in that file "PackageCreation.task" in source I can't find any link to instantly created TaskFlow.xml in my UI project.
So, I have
NEW project "PackageCreationUI" with PackageCreation_TaskFlow.xml in it (and TaskDetails1 file too).
AND Did't Changed PackageCreation.task in BPM Project.
If I use *"BPM form creation wizard"*, after creating project and TaskFlow in it I see Changes in PackageCreation.task in BPM Project, something like that:
<taskFlowFileLocation>file:/C:/JDeveloper/mywork/testApp/PackageCreationUI/public_html/WEB-INF/PackageCreation_TaskFlow.xml</taskFlowFileLocation>

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