Rename the name of the BPEL process

Hello

We are working on JDeveloper 11.1.1.5.0 and created a BPEL process in composite and wired it.

Can someone tell me how to rename the name of the BPEL process which is given earlier.

Sidonie

It is a long process, but you can try this...
https://blogs.Oracle.com/middleware/entry/renaming_bpel_process_names

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