OSB 10gR3 (i.e. 10.3.1 on WLS 10.3.0) download

Hello,
I am looking for the download links to an older version of OSB (10gR3 or 10.3.1). On the product overview page, this version is mentioned (see http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/service-bus-fs/overview/index.html) but when you click on the download link (http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/middleware/service-bus/downloads/index-100284.html), only the latest (11g) version of the product is available. I've been searching through the site with no luck. Is there some "archived downloads" area which I am missing?
The windows binary is called "osb1031_wls103_win32.exe" and I would like to download a Linux version.

Contact Oracle Support to get the installable. You may also search on http://edelivery.oracle.com/
Regards,
Anuj
Edited by: Anuj Dwivedi on Oct 15, 2010 12:56 PM

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    I belive that this response from the FTP server means that a reconnection to a higher port is required. Anyone knows if this functionality is managed by the FTP transport implementation used by OSB10gR3?
    Thanks

    mdsrobbins wrote:
    Your response was helpful but being new to OSB I'm still not quite there because I want to pass a "variable" to the file name. Now given I want to ftp a CSV file I've specified a proxy messaging service in an MFL format behind a jms queue. The business service underlying this is the ftp service again using the MFL format. This all works but in the message flow I for the proxy I can't seem to get access to a user defined property which contains the filename which I could then pull out and stuff into the "filename" header as suggested above.
    Doe anyone have any ideas how I can get access to a filename property from a JMS message?From what i understand
    JMSQ--- JMS PRoxy (MFL)----Pipeline ----->BS (MFL/FTP)---FTP server
    So you would like to set the filename that is contained the JMS message custom headers?. While creating your JMS Proxy you have to follow these steps
    1) While creating JMS Proxy in Transport Configuration page select Get All Headers =Yes
    2) If file name is set as user defined property in JMS message then use $Header in you pipeline/message flow. This variable will hold your user defined properties. If the user defined property is part of JMS message then use $body.
    thanks
    Manoj

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