Send/Receive task vs Throw/Catch Message events in Oracle BPM

In Oracle BPM "Service task" is used for invoking Synchronous web-service calls. It wont be useful for Asynchronous service calls.

To deal with Asynchronous service calls, Send/Receive or Throw/Catch events need to be used.

There are few differences and similarities between Send/Receive and Throw/Catch Message events. Please have a look at them below.

	Send/Receive Task	Throw/Catch Message Events
Can it be used to initiate task?	Yes	Yes
Can it be used to call/invoke Synchronous services/processes?	No	No
Can it be used to call/invoke Asynchronous services/processes?	Yes	Yes
Does correlation/conversation need to be set to deal with Asynchronous tasks?	Yes	Yes
Can it have boundary events associated to it?	Yes	No
Can these pair be used to create synchronous process /service?	Yes	Yes
Can these pair be used to create Asynchronous process /service?	Yes	Yes

Send and Receive task example with boundary events attached to it can be found here.

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