The exposed service is in the right lane in BPEL converted from JPD

Hi,
Now I'm working on a project that requires using Fusion to replace the old WLI.
My major job is to convert JPD code in WLI to BPEL in fusion. (The JPD code was developed based on Weblogic Integration 8.1 )
I use a plugin for WebLogic Workshop 8.1 to export JPDs file into BPELs directly.
After some minor changes, the BPEL exported from JPD can be run on the server.
But when I open the BPEL in the visual designer in JDeveloper 11g, I see something strange.
According to my understanding, all exposed services should be placed in the left lane, and all referenced services should be placed into the right lane.
In the exported BPEL composite, when I open the composite.xml file in the visual designer, I can see all the services are in the right places.
But when I click into the BPEL process, I see all service are placed into the right lane, including the exposed service.
This really confuses me.
I tried to read the xml code of composite and BPEL to understand why in BPEL designer, even the exposed service is placed into the right lane. But I haven't got an answer.
I also tried to write a BPEL process by myself, but the exposed service icon cannot be moved to the right lane.
Does anyone has any ideas on this issue? Does oracle has some special way to deal with the code exported from JPD?
Actually, this issue doesn't cause any error in my application. I'm just curious why it happens.
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
I am also doing the same thing what you have done, please help me.
I have used BPEL export utility for exporting my JPDs to BPEL. but it was not a good help, ultimately i m creating a process manually.
the main problem what is the replacement of control(jcx files)
please guide me really it would be great help..
Thanks in advance and hope to hear from you.
my mail id is [email protected]
please send some document if you have...

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