Invoking an async process from an async process

I want to invoke an asynchronous process from an asynchronous process. My caller process has has a initiator task, a message throw and catch event while called process has a start catch message event and throw message as end event . If any one of you can provide a sample or reference, it will be of great help. I am have problem in configuring end throw message event .

Where exactly do you have problems. When you use the async template you do not really have to configure anything - just define your input / putput data. This blogpost here describes how you can call an async BPEL from an async BPMN process: Oracle-FMW: Calling Async BPEL process from BPM.
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