ArcGIS Server 10.1 WFS in OpenLayers

[AlessioDi_Lorenzo1]

Hi, is it possible to have a working example of an arcgis server 10.1 wfs service in openlayers javascript client?
The code I usually work with GeoServer and other standard compliant mapservers does not work.

In the video about ArcGIS Server Interoperability I saw working examples of wfs-t and wps services consumed with openlayers but the code is not showed and it woul be very useful and appreciated.

Thank you

[AlessioDi_Lorenzo1]

Up please!

No way? Please publish the code from the ESRI Developer Summit 2012, interoperability session (or something similar). I saw ArcGIS WFS/OpenLayers and ArcGIS WPS/OpenLayers working examples in the videos.
OpenLayers is the first used Js library in webmapping development and ArcGIS Server exposes standard OGC services, so they have to work together. An example would be very appreciated... I am an ESRI customer by years, but in this project I can't use ESRI Js API. ESRI Staff... where are you?

[nicogis]

I don't use openlayer but you also try see here http://gis.stackexchange.com/questions/19233/openlayers-call-arcgis-wfs-no-feature-returned

[AlessioDi_Lorenzo1]

Thanks Domenico,

I read this thread and many others during the past week but did not help.

[personal cosideration]
I think ESRI could simply publish the code from the developer summit 2012. I think, honestly, that if they did not want customers use non-esri clients, they could simply avoid to implement ogc services... exactly as they avoided to support GeoJson in the ReST API (complicating the life of the customers). 
[/personal consideration]

[suggestion]
ESRI??? REAL interoperability examples needed here. Mashing-up is "the future" by years. Try to understand it... and also add real GeoJson support as input/output format for the ReST API in the next service pack for ArcGIS Server 10.1!
[/suggestion]

[nicogis]

Ciao Alessio,
what is the difference of responses between GeoServer (and other standard compliant mapservers) and Arcgis Server? So it can peraphs help you understand the problem.