Importing Oracle Designer Processes into BPEL Designer

Hello,
We have several business processes defined and documented in Oracle Designer 10G , we were looking for a way to import these brocesses into Oracle BPEL. Is there any utility /tool to do this?
Thank you.
Syed Ahmad

I think your problem is caused by the fact you do not have a TEMP directory on your C: drive.
Windows NT has a temp directory under the drive C:\ but Windows 2000 doesn't.
The import creates a parameter file for the import in the Temp directory.
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