Delpoyment of OWB project in separate environment

I have created an OWB project with multiple sources (Oracle DB) and target (Oracle DB) in the development environment. Now I want to do an MDL export of my whole project and deploy it on the production environment. It will have similar set of sources and targets with different schema names for sources and targets.
Also in my project there is a separate delpoyment team which will do the deployment in producion environment based on the Release Notes and set of the development code files (E.g. MDL export files).
I would like to know which is the best way to deploy my project in the production environment? And what care needs to be taken while deployment?
Thanks,
Kanak Chavda

I presume you are using OWB 9.0.4 or higher.
The practice you mention to keep a development and test environments separate and sync them by MDL export-import of the design is a good practice. In theory you could actually deploy to a dev environment and a production environment from the same design repository (by creating two runtime connections in your project), but this would assume that you phisical configuration (tablespaces, indexes, partitions etc.) are exactly the same in both environments. If they are not (which is usually the case), you might be better off proceeding as you mention.
As for the deployment, when you deploy the project to production, all you will have to do (apart from changing the configuration parameters in the design project as appropriate) is to re-register the locations (i.e. provide the physical parameters for the sources and targets).
Some customers prefer to automate the deployment process by using scripting. Take a look at this whitepaper to understand what it is and how you might benefit from it:
http://otn.oracle.com/sample_code/products/warehouse/files/How_to_deploy_from_file1.zip
Regards:
Igor

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<plnk:role name="IRobo_Workflow2Requester">
<plnk:portType name="tns:IRobo_Workflow2Callback"/>
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James I am making the endpoint reference available at run time so I think I need not change it while deploying.I think this is the problem the problem.
<schema xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema">
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