Version of SOA 10g - 11g SOA - BPM

Hello friends,
How I can know the version of SOA and BPM that I have installed in my environment.
Thanks

Thanks friend,
And to know the version of the other components, such as BPM, OWSM, BPEL, in version 10g and 11g

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