OWB Workflow Schema Installation

Hi,
Can anybody post what are all the essential softwares and Hardwares needed for creating Workflow schema in OWB 10g R2.
Do we need to install the Workflow Server first and then the OWB Repository?
Or
Can i able to add Workflow Schema in the existing OWB Repository?
Please help me out in this regard.
Thanks,
Soma

Hi,
look here: Create Process Flow
You can install the repository or the workflow server first. It doesn't matter.
Regards,
Detlef

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    deploying to.
    I have also installed OWB into a separate Oracle Home .
    However my database Oracle Home is patched to 10.2.0.3 and I havent got a companion cd for 10.2.0.3 with Oracle Workflow Server - dont think it exists?
    Question is; can Oracle Workflow Server be installed in a Oracle Home that is different from the Oracle Home that I'm deploying to?
    Regards
    Ottar.

    Jayan,
    WF server is a part of (licensd with) Oracle DB, and located on Companion CD.
    For installing WF read more details for example in this thread
    Create Process Flow
    Regards,
    Oleg

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