Override the default ESB system/group for a deployed BPEL process?

Is there any way to specify which ESB System and Group a BPEL process will be registered to when it is deployed? By default it is always registered under the "BPELSystem" ESB system and then within groups named by the BPEL domain and process name.

In the bpel.xml or \<OH>\integration\esb\config\esb_config.ini on ESB_DT server, you can use the esbSystem property. See slide 39 from this presentation on http://otn.oracle.com/goto/esb http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/integration/esb/files/esb-bpelmanualtask.pdf

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Thanks, Apple for making my decisions for me. GRRRRRRRRR
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Using Get Info to change all documents to open with Pages 4.3 doesn't work. It will work on individual files, but that could be a lot of files to reset.
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When I create an Adaptive RFC model the dialog that asks me to specify the model name, package, source folder, etc. has default values in the "Default logical system name for model instances" and "... RFC metadata".
I know I can type in another name there but I'd like to change the default name to something that fits our naming conventions. Can I change that? If so, can someone tell me where?
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Suresh,
Thank you for your response. However, that is not what I was looking for. Sorry if my post was not clear.
I knew that I could change it AFTER the import. I also know that I can type in something else besides the default DURING the import.
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Hope that clears up what I'm looking for.
David.
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Any java API to get the metadata for a deployed bpel process in soa/bpm11g?

Hi,
Just wonder if this is possible, that there is some existing java api to retrieve the metadata (containing activities, isSynchrous, version information etc) for a deployed bpel process? If not, is there any other way to achieve this goal ( or example query database table directly)?
I can only find this link for soa11g java api. I am able to invoke the bpel process using this API(direct binding) from java client.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E14571_01/apirefs.1111/e10659/index.html?overview-tree.html
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Thanks,
Bin

What I find so far:
1. can get some process property values from ComponentInstance class, see its api.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E14571_01/apirefs.1111/e10659/oracle/soa/management/facade/ComponentInstance.html
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2. in dev_soainfra database schema, the CUBE_INSTANCE table contains most of soa bpel components information. The BPM_CUBE_PROCESS table seems to contain only the process defined in a bpm application. This sounds a little confused, if we want to develop a bpel application, should it be put in soa or bpm application and what is the difference?
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If I relink thisLink when it is missing, and update link option was set to keep overrides, everything is fine. But if it was set to application settings, I am in a world of hurt, because suddenly all my Unit numbers will show 1-32 piled on top of each other (all layers visible in Photoshop) or the wrong one (just one layer visible in Photoshop) or nothing at all!
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Well, I give you points for creativity! Unfortunately, relink is destructive and overwrites any info with the default (which in CS2 is application settings).
What really kills me is that InDesign has some Sooper Seekrit internal list that only the Links palette knows about. So if you *manually* try and relink the document and then revert it, it automatically relinks against all the paths you've tried since launching it and therefore, the second time all the links show as linked and the process is non-destructive, unlike the "relink" command.
Argh.
I will think on it some more though. Thanks for your input!
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Before Fedora 16 arrives we still have Fedora 15 to worry about, which will continue to offer Btrfs as a file-system option while EXT4 remains the default.
Canonical is also evaluating when to switch to the Btrfs file-system and we may see that move similarly happen for Ubuntu 11.10.
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3) A bug in the COW aspect of the defrag command which, if run with an incorrect flag, can cause a doubling in the amount of metadata on the filesystem (and thus the amount of space it consumes). Again, it won't wreck anything, but would make management tedious if one needs to restore a snapshot to get rid of extra cruft.
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Thanks,
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Hi,
The "ReadObjectQuery" in a descriptor's query manager can only be used to change the primary key read query. It will be used only for a ReadObjectQuery that either has a selection key, selection object, or an expression that exactly matches the primary key.
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