Migrating from test to prod

Hi All,
After migrating a BPEL process from test to production changed the deployment descriptors for BAM hostname/username/password using BPEL PM (prod). However, the changes did not take effect. Sensor data was not sent to the production BAM server.
What's the best way to migrate from test to production a BPEL process that has BAM sensors?
Thanks.

If you are using BPEL 10.1.3.1 there is a bug with BPEL PM that any time you modify any of the descriptor values, you must retype the password. Failure to do this will cause BPEL PM to encrypt the *'s as the password.
Check and make sure the user account that BPEL is connecting to BAM with is not locked out because of this.
Once you get everything typed in and saved correctly, do a restart on the BPEL container to make sure everything is reset.

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