TimeOut Property in BPEL

Hi,
We have a requirement to Indroduce a Timeout Property to 60 secs at BPEL Process level. Usually TimeOut Property will be placed at Partner Link level. Is there any way to introduce the Timeout Property at BPEL Process level? We can change the BPEL Property in BPEL Console but it will apply this property for all the BPEL processes deployed in the instance.
Any help on this will be highly helpful.
Thanks,
Saravana

Hi:
Is it for BPEL 10g?
If it so, take a look to the BPEL Best Practices Guide http://download.oracle.com/technology/tech/soa/soa_best_practices_1013x_drop3.pdf
there is a very clear explanation about the time out parameters.
thx
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