Jdeveloper CVS for BPEL & ESB projects

Hi All,
In my project, we have decided to use CVS (integrated with Jdeveloper 10.1.3.4) as version control system for BPEL & ESB project codes.
In this regard, I would like to know what are the best practices followed in scenario like this,
I have 8 to 10 BPEL & ESB projects related/dependent on each other which were developed for a project release XYZ. We would like to organize the code in CVS based on project's release. For example group BPEL & ESB projects under one logical group name.
XYZ
|--> BPEL Project 1
|--> BPEL Project 2
|--> ESB Project 1
|--> ESB Project 2
|--> BPEL Project 3
My question is, should I treat each BPEL & ESB project as a module or should I treat project release XYZ as a module.
In later case, I think I would end up checking out/in all BPEL & ESB projects under XYZ eventhough I wanted to work on only one BPEL/ESB code. Not sure if this is acceptable.
In former case, I would be able to checkout & checkin only the BPEL & ESB code which I would like to update without impacting any other code.Which I believe as acceptable. Since I already have a parent repository 'PQR' should I have to define XYZ as a sub repository to PQR. At end of the day,we would like to make CVS appear something like this. Since I am new to CVS do you see any disadvantage with this approach.Your help is greatly appreciated.
PQR
|-->XYZ
|--> BPEL Project 1
|--> BPEL Project 2
|--> ESB Project 1
|--> ESB Project 2
|--> BPEL Project 3
|-->YYY
|--> Java Project 1
|--> Java Project 2
Thanks,
RA

Hello Naresh,
As per my knowledge you can migrate through instances in two ways.
One way is to modify the build.properties file with the host information of you destination systems, changing the build.xml file with the proper wsdls. In this case you would risk providing the PROD passwords as you need to provide them in the build.properties file.
The second way is to build ant scripts which are run on the server and the processes get deployed on the Application server.
Thanks
kris

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