Outcome Sequence of Human Tasks changed REJECT,APPROVE once deployed

Dear All,
We have setup the human workflow, and the outcome list we choose as APPROVE,REJECT and in our Jdeveloper it is in the same order. But once deployed, the order gets changed to REJECT,APPROVE in the tmp folder of the server, and accordingly the approver gets REJECT as the first item in the select list.
Kindly show us the light to disable this conversion.

Hi,
hope you are using 11g Jdev..
What is the mode of deployment you are using?
you said some temp folder, will that present in Project file? or you are refering to server folder??
If you are using Scripts to deploy then try to deploy the service usig tool itself or import it as jar. and check this.
then if u r not facing any issue, check your deployment script properly.
Thanks,
Santosh M E

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