OK Thanks! :-)

Waiting for Nico's details...
and of course if I find anything I will post it in this topic.

You can ask the server management API to know about the current state of the processes:

http://ode.apache.org/management-api.html

Just in case you are following link to get info about process and instances ... the javadocs are currently to be found through http://people.apache.org/~mriou/ode-site/javadoc/

From Nico:

All the documentation to integrate with the different services are
online on tempo.org, especiallly all the descriptors and the flow to
call the services.
If you need more, you can either ask on the tempo-user list, or pay for support.

Thanks,

Antoine

[b]Not tempo.org[/b
try http://tempo.intalio.org which takes you to a wiki style documentation
or http://tempo.intalio.org/tempo/ which takes you to subversion for you code jockeys.
The group
http://groups.google.com/group/tempo-dev?hl=en provides some useful technical contact

the tempo-user list is well hidden ... any clues

Antoine, has there been any thought of documenting in a fixed place where the documentation is and ensuring that there is some structure to it? I realise that th Intalio business model is a bit dynamic but evaluating the sum of the components does require an insight into where and what the components are.
David

Each open source project has its own documentation. I think we should document somewhere what is included in Intalio so people can consult the right project.

We'll think about something.

hi

can you please create a ssample for intalio mule integration.

I will be nice of you
Regards
ninod