JSP-BPM Process-Web Service interaction

Hi all
I am new to Oracle bpm studio. I am having one very important question.
I want to understand the JSP-BPM-Webservice interaction in Oracle BPM studio BPM Process, as we have an enterprise application having servlets, ejbs, etc, for these servlets & ejbswe are creating web services to expose their functionality, through a BPM process. We have created jsps for showing the result fetched from the external web services imported in our BPM process.
So in brief, jsp and external webservices are imported in our BPM project, configured as interactive & global activity respectively.
Please guide us for the JSP-BPM-Webservice interaction.
How to make the webservice working in response of the jsp, getResult Button? So that on pressing the button on jsp the webservice can return the result and the result can be diplayed on another jsp?
How to bind the webservice with bpm object, and pass the values through the bpm flow?
Could you please guide me through this small demo application?
Please please please reply my question, eagerly waiting for your reply.......................................
Thanks & Regards
Ashish Chaudhary
Edited by: user10952025 on Jan 11, 2010 8:43 PM

Hi Sujata
Yes we did the same, as given in some tutorials how to create the "Web service catalogue component", we did it, introspected the webservice.
Now we need to pass the inputs to the add method of the web service, so that it can return the result back to the jsp. So in order to achieve this we created one interactive activity component & object for jsp in the main BPM process and for the same jsp, one interactive activity component in the screenflow, and to interact with the webservice, we created the global activity in the main BPM process. We edited this global activity and dragged the add method definition there.
So now we are facing issues with jsp-web service interaction, they are not interacting, so we want somebody to guide us how to enable this with step by step instructions if somebody has done it already. We have already gone thru a lot of tutorials & forum but we want to resolve this asap.
Thanks & Regards
Ashish

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Is it because its a sub-process inside a main process or something else?

Did you use PAPI code inside your web service or did u just use PAPI Web Services ( like did u just pressed the button Launch PAPI Web Services ) and it created the WSDL for you and u used it to create the client?
I am using the latest version of OBPM..
Oracle 10.3.10
Can you let me know what do u mean by PAPI interface.. Is it the PAPI code of is the PAPI Web Service which is built by BPM automatically and could be used?
Edited by: user8707382 on Sep 10, 2009 9:00 AM

BPEL process web service security issue

Hi guys,
I could use a web service based on BPEL process from local machine, but when I am calling the same service from one of the client machines i get following type of error
WARNING: Unable to connect to URL: http://server1:7777/orabpel/default/SendTransfer/1.0 due to java.security.PrivilegedActionException: javax.xml.soap.SOAPException: Message send failed: server1:
23:14:16 HTTP transport error: javax.xml.soap.SOAPException: java.security.PrivilegedActionException: javax.xml.soap.SOAPException: Message send failed
any help is appreciated

In your service url http://server1:7777/orabpel/default/SendTransfer/1.0 , the "server1" should be a proper IP address recognized over your network. Otherwise you can add this name with corresponding IP address in hosts file entry.
--Shiv

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