OWB In Oracle E-Business implementation

Hi Everybody,
I need your help/guidance. If you feel my question is not right in this forum, please point me to right forum.
I find OWB (Oracle Warehouse Builder) is used to develop interface for Oracle E-Business implementation. I find Oracle E-Business Metadata import option in OWB.
Does any one know, where we could find template mappings/Process flows (if any) of OWB pertain to Oracle E-Business interface implementaions?
Where can I find more details on Oracle E-Business interface implementaions with OWB?
What is the user experience on Oracle E-Business interface implementaions with OWB?
Thanks in advance.
Ram

Dear Keith,
Thanks for your reply. I appreciate your time. It is interesting to know your background.
I listened to a piece of Romanus Wolter, where he mentioned if you ask someone will help you. I re-collected his piece as I saw your reply.
OWB user guide Chapter 18 "Importing Data From Third Party
Applications" talks about "Integrating with E-Business Suite". I did not find more info apart from bringing applications table definitions (metadata) to OWB.
There are detail approach for building SAP interface in same user guide.
Oracle Enterprise Performance Foundation User's Guide, Release 12, Appendix E "Integrating Enterprise Performance Foundation with Oracle Warehouse Builder"
talkes about patch to download metadata.
The metalink "About Oracle Enterprise Performance Foundation Mini-pack 11i.FEM.D.1 Doc ID: Note:304874.1" talkes about "Oracle Warehouse Builder (OWB) Templates for Interface Tables"
I did not get more details apart from this. I learned the above mentioned patch is password protected.
I thought there could be some collateral on this subject, but I do not know where is it. I posted this thread in multiple forum threads. I got some pointer only in this forum.
I am glad to know about your ex-OWB product manager background. It is my passion, in making those around me successful in their Data Management(DW/DM/ETL/BI) challenges. I learned we have common background. I like to network with you. Are you a member in linkedin?
Thanks in advance.
Ram
[email protected]
http://www.linkedin.com/in/ramiyer
"Courage is not simply one of the virtues, but the form of every virtue at its testing point. "

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