Process flow of bpel process deployment in production server

Hi,
Can anyone please explain me the process flow of bpel process deployment in prodcution server . I mean the procedure that we follow for deployment in productions server , what are the steps that we follow , approval from any teams? .....
Thanks,
Beginner.

A quick answer is:
1. make sure you defined the Application/Integration Server in your developer (user/pass you have - if not oc4jadmin then one the IT gave you).
2. Deploy your project to that server.
3. Choose the correct domain in the Console when deploying.
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