Reading .jpeg files in FILE or FTP adapter

Hii
I have to send .jpeg files at regular intervals using BPEL.
I read about Base64 data type. I tried to create File Adapter and FTP adapter. I specified the folder location and *.jpeg as file pattern. I have made schema to opaque.
But neither File or FTP adatper are picking up the file from specified directory. As per my plan, once I will get Opaque schema in BPEL, I will use Base64 encoding to get the data as string and to pass it to the endpoints.
Any idea what I need to do in order to read .jpeg files.
Any help is highly appreciated.

Thanks for the help. Actually, I am following the similar process as given in "Tutorial 11 : File DB Integrations – Handling of opaque data types".
I'm using SOA Suite 10.1.3.3; the .jpeg file is being picked up by the File Adapter, but failing to create BPEL instance with the following log details :
+"<2009-03-06 17:02:13,053> <ERROR> <default.collaxa.cube> <BaseCubeSessionBean::logError> Error while invoking bean "cube delivery": [com.collaxa.cube.engine.delivery.CorrelationResolutionException: Correlation definition not registered.+
+The correlation set definition for operation "ReadJPEGOp", process "SyncBase64BPELProcess", has not been registered with the process domain.+
+Please try to redeploy your process to the process domain.+
+]+
+ORABPEL-03802+
+Correlation definition not registered.+
+The correlation set definition for operation "ReadJPEGOp", process "SyncBase64BPELProcess", has not been registered with the process domain.+
+Please try to redeploy your process to the process domain."+
I have deployed the process multiple times on two different SOA Suite Server 10133, but getting the similar logs. The file is being picked up but not generating BPEL instance.
Any idea ???

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