Integrating Oracle Utilities using Oracle SOA

Hi,
I need help on how to proceed to integrate Oracle utilities using Oracle SOA
Our project has around 13 modules like New connection, Disconnection, Dismantle, Billing , Global Information System
Each modiule will interact with different other modules to get few services.
For Example: 1)New Connection module should interact with Billing to generate the invoice in one scenarion
and with Global Information System to identify the location in other scenario
2) Same way Disconnection need to interact with other modules to get some information from other modules.
3) All modules may need a SMS/ Email facility to send to the customers.
I need to integrate this kind of application using Oracle SOA
Please help me on how I should proceed further.
Do i need to create a seperate BPEL process for each request of individual module and give them the endpoint of my WSDL to interact with other modules ?
Can I have a single entry point and then navigate from there ? If so, the input params may vary, how this should be handled ?
Please help me on developing this kind of project. Any sample applications are also helpful ...
Thanks,
dbp

consider the adpater developers guide guide .. and the online help in JDeveloper .. that should give you a good head start ..
hth clemens

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