You can now download the documentation for the BPM APIs from here. This includes both the Human Workflow APIs and the BPM APIs. The BPM APIs were previously undocumented. I have shown how to use some of them in the custom worklist sample, but now you can read about all of them at your leisure!
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Thanks Mark. Was desperately waiting for the release of BPM API’s. Oracle BPM 11g in its current state have a lot of limitations. Hope we can overcome some of them with the use of these API’s.
You’re welcome. I have been working with these APIs for quite a while now, I find they let me do a lot more things, so I hope you will also find that they are useful and help address the limitations you have noted.