You will now deploy the BPM project that you have just compiled. During wizard-based deployment from JDeveloper as well, the project is first compiled and a SAR file is created for the project in the deploy folder of the project's filesystem.
Deployment is the process of transferring an Oracle BPM project from the development environment to the runtime environment. In this section, you will deploy the Project using JDeveloper. Later you will perform deployment with other methods too:
- Go to JDeveloper | Application navigator.
- Choose and right-click on the BPM Project SalesToContractDemo.
- The Deployment Action Configuration Wizard will start up. As you are deploying to an application server , choose Deploy To Application Server in the deployment action list and click Next.
- Enter
1.0as Revision in the Deploy Configuration step. Select the Mark composite revision as default and Overwrite any existing composites with the same Revision ID. Choose Do not attach for the SOA Configuration Plan.
- In the Task flow deployment step, choose the Application as Implementation. You will find that the User Interface projects that you created when you generated Task Forms for the Human Tasks are listed. Choose/select all of them and click Next.
- Select the application server connection (
SOA_AS_Conn) that you have created in the preceding text. - Click Finish. It will take time to compile and deploy the project.
- When completed, you can check the status of deployment in Deployment - Log.
- If there are no errors, all the UI Components and Composite will get deployed to the application server.
- UI project is deployed as an EAR (Enterprise Archive) to the application server. The composite application is deployed to the SOA composite infrastructure.
How it works...
With the deployment process, the BPM Project will be transferred from the development environment to the runtime environment.
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