OWB Implmentation Model Assistance

We have developed an implementation model which segments development design from production design into two design repositories. The method of moving to production is Metadata Export/Metadata Import between the two design repositories. The development design deploy to development runtime for testing etc, and the production design can deploy to production runtime for production release. Our primary consdierations are: Auditing: Change Manager is applied at design not runtime, and if we had both development design and production released projects in a common design repository, then we could get a complete snapshot of what exactly comprised production at any given moment. Also, we wanted to reduce the potential that something would accidentally get deployed to production, which is a true possibility, as in the design, the connection screen for the deployment, comes up for the most recent deployment repository selected, and the user isn't forced to select which deployment to deploy to each time. Another consideration is that when upgrading the software, we did not want to apply upgrades to both development and production at the same time, so this model enables us to apply upgrades strategically. The original strengths of sharing objects across projects still exists with this model. And it the only necessary work in moving a project to production is re-registering the Data Sources and Targets to their production locations. What I would like is for anyone who has implmented a similar model to provide feedback on this model. I would really like Mark Van Der Wiel to look at it too or another Oracle resource in his place. Thanks for all of your help.
If you are interested in helping, please send me an email at [email protected] and I can email you my model, as I am not able to upload it here.

Please contact me at my e-mail: [email protected], and we can take it from there.
Regards:
Igor

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main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assistant.ProcessEngine.processSPAWN(ProcessEngine.java:894)+> at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler.runTask(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assistant.ProcessEngine.processSPAWN(ProcessEngine.java:894)+> at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler.processTask(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assistant.ProcessEngine.processSPAWN(ProcessEngine.java:894)+> at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler$TaskQueue.run(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assistant.ProcessEngine.processSPAWN(ProcessEngine.java:894)+> at oracle.ewt.timer.Timer.doRun(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assistant.ProcessEngine.processSPAWN(ProcessEngine.java:894)+> at oracle.ewt.timer.Timer.run(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assistant.ProcessEngine.processSPAWN(ProcessEngine.java:894)+> at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:534)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assistant.ProcessEngine.display(ProcessEngine.java:1409): Exception = Exception occured in 'processSPAWN'. java.lang.Exception: Error occured in 'processSPAWN': java.io.BufferedInputStream@1ed2bbd
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition.display(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:823): [executeOwbReposOrRuntime_advanced]: Error occurred during installation. Exception =java.lang.Exception: Exception occured in 'processSPAWN'. java.lang.Exception: Error occured in 'processSPAWN': java.io.BufferedInputStream@1ed2bbd
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579): java.lang.Exception: Exception occured in 'processSPAWN'. java.lang.Exception: Error occured in 'processSPAWN': java.io.BufferedInputStream@1ed2bbd
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+> at oracle.wh.service.impl.assistant.ProcessEngine.processSPAWN(ProcessEngine.java:898)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+> at oracle.wh.service.impl.assistant.ProcessEngine.processFileTokens(ProcessEngine.java:583)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+> at oracle.wh.service.impl.assistant.ProcessEngine.createOWBRepository(ProcessEngine.java:269)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+> at oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:541)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+> at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler.runTask(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+> at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler.processTask(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+> at oracle.ewt.thread.TaskScheduler$TaskQueue.run(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+> at oracle.ewt.timer.Timer.doRun(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+> at oracle.ewt.timer.Timer.run(Unknown Source)
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition$4.runTask(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:579)+> at java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:534)
main.AWT-EventQueue-0[6]20060727@14:42:16.016: 00> oracle.wh.ui.jcommon.WhButton@1257687: WhButton setLabel rtsString = OK
main.AWT-EventQueue-0[6]20060727@14:42:24.024: 00> oracle.wh.ui.install.assistant.wizards.AssistantWizardDefinition.display(AssistantWizardDefinition.java:823): Open UnSuccessDialog ...
main.AWT-EventQueue-0[6]20060727@14:42:24.024: 00> oracle.wh.ui.jcommon.WhButton@1257687: WhButton setLabel rtsString = OK

I've take a look and couldn't found any significant information in the log file, but we may try to see if this is the cause:
oracle.wh.service.impl.assistant.DatabaseEngine.display(DatabaseEngine.java:391): Connection: host/port/serice_name = 127.0.0.1/1521/AMON2.ICONSULTING.BIZ
main.TaskScheduler timer[5]20060727@14:41:47.047: 00> oracle.wh.service.impl.assistant.DatabaseEngine.display(DatabaseEngine.java:391): url = (DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(HOST=127.0.0.1)(PROTOCOL=tcp)(PORT=1521))(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=AMON2.ICONSULTING.BIZ)))
The bolded text is your DB connection info. Is it ok? Check your TNS_ADMIN directory and see the sqlnet.ora file. Are you using something like:
NAMES.DEFAULT_DOMAIN = ICONSULTING.BIZ
Try to remove the domain from the connection info you provide when creating the repository. Another alternative is trying to create the OWB Repository from a remote machine. I believe you are running DB and OWB in the same box, since the HOST info in the log file is 127.0.0.1 (localhost).
Regards,
Marcos

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