Unable to integarte Oracle business rules with BPEL

hi'
I am unable to integrate Business rules with BPEL, I am using JDeveloper to do this.
I have successfully made a connection to rule repository and using decision service in synchronous BPEL process.
In the decision service wizard step 1 of 2
1.) Selected 'Execute Ruleset' in Invocation pattern
2.) Selected rules set which I have cretead before.
the problem is coming when nothing is geting displayed in the
window below for Fact name, assert name, watch fact.
please help me why Fact name, assert name, watch fact are not coming.
thanks
Yatan

Thanks Anirudh,
Do I need to make some changes in the java classes or in the XSD file which I am importing while creating new BPEL process
I am importing the same XSD file in input and output, actually I am updating the database in the BPEL process so I am taking the
input from the payload and updating the DB.
Do I need to make two different <complexType name="updatingDB"> and <complexType name="businessrules">in the XSD
if you have some example which shows the Integration of BPEL and Business rules
with Java facts please share it with me.
thanks
Yatan
Edited by: user10681871 on May 25, 2009 11:51 PM
Edited by: user10681871 on May 26, 2009 12:02 AM

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