Any best practices on workflow design??

I feel difficult when migrating applications from DEV->TEST->PROD.
       This is because I have created web services in .net.
       So, for each migration, I am suppose to change all the WSDL links in all forms and Workflows.
       Currently:
          I do open the processes in notepad replace all wsdl connection with TEST/PROD connections.
          I do open each form and goto XML Source and replace all WSDl strings.
        Is there any other best practice(s) to do that?
Nith

I followed a different approach for one of my project as:
created several form variables which hold the WSDL for each different servers.
Calling the web service from javascript code (instead of data connections).
This solves the problem but increases the development overhead.
http://groups.google.com/group/livecycle/web/form%20variables.PNG
Another way is to design all your web services within adobe itself. In this case we will have the same host name (localhost) forever which doesn't require any modification throughout its lifetime.
Nith

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