BPEL process Deployment from DEV to PRD

Hi,
I have a question on how to move deployment from one DEV to PRD. I have BPEL subprocess in my process and calling them WSDL. Every subprocess is exposed as webservice. When i move main process to PRD/QA, the main process points DEV WSDL. How to change the main process to point to subprocess.
Could you advise me how to deploy BPEL process form DEV to QA/PRD ?
Thanks,

Asuming you are using 10.1.2.0.2
When developing BPEL processes, make sure your partner-links to other BPEL processes are using the same host name. From JDeveloper it will use your workstation name. CHange this to "localhost". Furthermore JDeveloper is using 9700 as port number, whil ethe application server is using 7777. CHange the OC4J configuration of JDev that it will use port 7777 instead of 9700.
Now you can basicly deploy your BPEL processes to other environments. If you are using adapters make sure that the JNDI naming is implemented on all the environments, (oc4-ra.xml file).

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