Global Deployment process

Hello Gurus,
Is there a way when we do global deployment process in Oracle , we can also transfer Performance maangement and learning maanagement data. Is it possible via standard process or dod we have any work wround for this?
Thanks in advance for help.

Hi
you can achieve it through as like returnable packaging scenario
VA01 Create order - OR (in this order speciefy same material as returnable material)>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Outbound delivery
If it return
VA01 Create order - LA(RETURNABLE PICK UP) with refrance to previous order>>>>>Return delivery
if it owned by customer
VA01 create order - LN(returnable issue) with refrance to previous order>>>>> create invoice with refrance to order type LN
Else
You can Achieve it through consignment processing like
Cnsignment fill up - (Sales document) KB - (Item Category) KBN
Consignment Issue - KE - KEN
Consignment return - KR - KRN
Consignment Return - KA - KAN
kapil
Edited by: Kapildev Farakte on Nov 4, 2009 12:04 PM

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[echo] --------------------------------------------------------------
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[echo] --------------------------------------------------------------
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[echo] --------------------------------------------------------------
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Thanks in Advance.
Regards
Balaji S

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I am the author of that article.
At the time I wrote the article, ojdeploy was not working properly - however, the bugs that I noted at the time have been fixed. If I were writing the article today, my strong recommendation would be to use ojdeploy.
If you insist to use the pure ANT (no ojdeploy) approach, I'd debug your issue this way:
1). Generate the EAR file using the deploy option from the application navigator in JDeveloper. Deploy that EAR file to your WLS server and test to ensure it works. A note that if you are creating an ADF app, you must deploy the JRF to WLS first.
2). Once the EAR from JDev is working, use a tool such as WinZip to expand the JDeveloper-generated EAR file and your ANT-generated EAR file. Compare the two. If you find differences, fix the ANT scripts so that they are the same.
John

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