Start process from global creation using a signal in Oracle SOA Suite 11g

I want to start a process using a signal or an automatic activity from a link in the BPM workspace. The only way I have found to do that is using an initiator human task activity, but I just want to execute some script activities without a task flow.
Any idea?

Hi,
Some considerations:
- The path <DOMAIN_HOME>/lib is usually used to place shared libs to the Admin server (jdbc libs to allow connection factory configuration, for example)
- The path <OSS_HOME>/soa/modules/oracle.soa.ext_11.1.1 is the right place to put shared libs that will be used by SOA composite applications (like javaAction implementations for Fault Handling Framework or libs called within Java Embedding). See the readme file inside this directory to know how it works.
Also, changes in the startWeblogic script will affect the JVM of the Admin Server. To apply changes to managed servers, like the soa_server, make your changes in the startManagedServer script.
Lastly, pay attention in the parameter you are passing to the JVM. The correct parameter is -Dlog4j.configuration=file:<PATH> and not -Dlog4j.configuration=<PATH> as you are using.
With this in mind, I published a new post in my blog that explains what is necessary to do to call Log4j within a BPEL process: http://blog.andrade.inf.br/2010/09/generating-custom-logs-with-log4j.html
I hope this may help you.
Regards,
Rafael Andrade

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