Problem communicating between Asynchronous BPMN processes

Hello, I'm having problems communicating between two BPMN processes with an assynchronous interface.
I have a main BPMN process (process A) and inside I have a Send Task to invoke a second BPMN process (process B). Both processes are inside the same JDev project.
BPM Process B was created using the JDev wizard. I chose a asynchronous service and defined input and output variables. In the created process I verified the Start and End events (in the implementation tab) and both are defined corretcly. In the composite.xml Process B has 2 operations on the Exposed Services side (left side).
In Process A, inside the Send Task implementation tab I have selected:
Conversation Type: Initiates
Properties
- Implementation: Process Call
- Process: I can browse and select Process B
- Node: Nothing is shown on the LOV.
If instead of the Send Task I use a Service Task I can select the Node (Start node of Process B).
I am using versions 11.1.1.4 for both JDev and SOA/BPM.
Can you help me? Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks for your help.
Edited by: 861727 on 26/Mai/2011 9:12

Hi,
The send and receive tasks perform similar functionality to the throw and catch message events. However, you cannot use the send task to invoke a process that is initiated with a message start event.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E21764_01/doc.1111/e15176/model_bus_procs_bpmpd.htm#CJAHBHII, id 6.4.3
Regards,
Diovani
Edited by: Diovani on 26/05/2011 14:50

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