Basic differences and deployment

Hi All,
Anyone could please help me understand the difference between Composites and Bpel process, and is there any differences in deployment method for both?
Thanks
Sam

A composite is generally a project in Jdeveloper. Each Composite can have one or many BPEL Processes. It all depends on how
many BPEL processes you want to keep in your composite. In your Jdeveloper project, there will be a file called composite.xml.
This is where the SCA of the composite is defined, like how many services, components and references. they are joined together using wires.
And coming to deployment, when you deploy a composite i mean project in JDeveloper, everything gets deployed as a whole through jar file. we just deploy the composite either through
Jdeveloper or Ant Scripts or WLST or EM console.
Thanks,
N

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In order to save others from the pitfalls that I have encountered I wanted to give a short history.
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CrystalDecisions.Web.dll
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Joe,
Your notes indicate that you are using Crystal Reports 12. I noticed that you mentioned you have been attempting to deploy your application with CRRedist2008_x86.msi and Crystal2008.exe.
Please note those runtime packages are for Crystal Reports Basic for Visual Studio .NET. This version is the bundled version of Crystal Reports that comes with Visual Studio .NET 2008 (v 10.5).
You should be using the version 12 merge modules or server install packages. For specific information on how to deploy an application that uses the CR .NET runtime please review our deployment procedures here - https://boc.sdn.sap.com/node/8546.
You should be using these:
http://resources.businessobjects.com/support/communityCS/FilesAndUpdates/cr120_redist_msi.zip
http://resources.businessobjects.com/support/communityCS/FilesAndUpdates/cr120_redist_exe.zip
http://resources.businessobjects.com/support/communityCS/FilesAndUpdates/cr120_merge_modules.zip

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1. Can I run just deployment (heuristics/optimiser) without running SNP planning?
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2. Does deployment run change/modify the SNP orders created? If yes, then what are the paramenters that deployment run changes (order date, qty, from/to location etc)? Does deployment run create new/fresh orders also?
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DELETE mode - Unconfirmed heuristic orders are deleted.
Deployment heuristic only confirms heuristic orders ( some exceptions are push deployment wuth push by quots strategy as explianed above). Real time deployment /Deployment optimizer can create fresh orders.
3. What is the difference between deployment heuristics run and deployment optimiser run?
Deployment optimizer works based on costs and tries to generate the cost optimal solution for stock transfers.
It is similar to SNP optimizer but it does not created pur reqs or plnd orders only stock transfers. Dep optimizer does not require a preceding heuristic run.
Dep heuristic does not work based on costs bust based on the actual distribution demand propagated by heuristic and based on target stock reqmt & the pull /push /fairshare strategies...
4. What is the disadvantage to have just SNP planning run and dont have deployment runs?
SNP planning run (heuristic) is un constrained planning, the stock transfers are created to the extent of net requiremetns without considering the stock/capacity avaiablity at source, so it cannot be executed. A process like deployment is required to check how much of the heuristic orders can actually be executed considering executable receipts.
Optimizer does not require deployment as such because it considers available receipts (constrained planning). You can directly execute optimizer results. SOme scenarios you may need Deployment & optimizer runs together.
For example if you take weekly optimizer runs which create /stock transfers planned orders but you want to move stocks every day based on actually completed production. Then you can run deployment every day based on receipts actually available.
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