Using Logical Directory property in Assign File Adapter BPEL

Hi,
I wanted to use The Logical Directory which I created while making File Adapter in a BPEL process in 11g, in an assign activity.
How it can be done?
Thanks in advance
Sharat

I have already created a binding property for Logical Directory in Composite.xml. The thing is I want to set it through em, and check inside BPEL whether it is null or not. Only after that the File Adapter should be invoked.
I wanted to avoid exception if the binding property is not set by the user.
The solution lies in the word "exception" itself, just put the "invoke" activity inside a scope and on that scope attach a catch activity with "Binding Exception". If the file adapter is not able to find the file path, it will raise the excetption and "catch" will catch and inside catch I am able to put any activity which can end the process gracefully.
Sharat

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