Test Suites for ESB?

Hi All,
We all know that it is possible to automate the testing of the BPEL process.
Could the same be possible for ESB Services as well.
That is , could it be possible to develop test suites for ESB Services as well?
Request you to provide inputs on the same.
Thanks in advance!!!
Warm Regards,
Sai Maddali

Hi Sai
Make sure that your ApplicationServer and IntegrationServer connections are working from JDev
Test a very basic project to determine if it is a problem with all projects or just this one
Test the import function by importing the CustomerData.zip file as described in the ESB QuickStart Guide
Make sure there are NO spaces in the path of your JDev project
Make sure that all external service dependancies such as a SOAP WSDL URL in the project are resolved
Cheers
Pucha Anirudh

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