This document discusses deploying applications in Oracle. It describes validating applications, comparing applications, deploying applications, duplicating applications, viewing job status, and migrating applications using Lifecycle Management. The key steps are validating applications for missing information, comparing application properties and dimensions, deploying applications which creates a new application and deletes existing data, and migrating applications between environments using a consistent process.

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Deploying Applications

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Objectives
After completing this lesson, you should be able to:
• Validate applications
• Compare applications
• Deploy applications
• Duplicate applications
• View Job Status
• Migrate applications using Lifecycle Management

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Deploying Applications Process
Performance
Management
Architect
dimension server
Financial Management
application server
NA Consol
application
NA Consol
application

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Validating Applications
Validation checks for missing dimensions and other required
information before an application is deployed.

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Comparing Applications
Dimension Compare Results pane
Application
Compare
Summary
pane
Property Compare
Results pane

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Duplicating Applications

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Deploying Applications
The deployment process creates a Financial Management
application.
Deletes all
existing
data and
metadata.
Checks for conflicts with unposted journals.

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Viewing Job Status
Error
log
Job
status

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Migrating Applications Using
Lifecycle Management
Provides a consistent, repeatable process to migrate
applications, artifacts, and users from one operating
environment to another environment.
Development Test

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Migration on Connected
and Disconnected Environments
You can register applications for the same Shared Services or
for different Shared Services.
Connected environment
Direct migration Migration through intermediary file
Disconnected environment

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Migration Guidelines
• Create a shell application in the destination environment
• Migrate some artifacts in a specific order
Test Production

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Migrating Applications to an Intermediary File
You use the Application Migration Wizard to migrate
applications and artifacts to an intermediary file.

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Migrating Applications from an
Intermediary File to a Destination Application
You use the Application Migration Wizard to migrate
applications and artifacts from the Intermediary file to a
destination application.

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Exporting and Importing Individual Artifacts
You can export individual artifacts to the file system, edit them,
and import them after editing.

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Viewing Lifecycle Management Reports
• Migration Status Report
• Audit Reports

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Summary
In this lesson, you should have learned to:
• Validate applications
• Compare applications
• Deploy applications
• Duplicate applications
• View Job Status
• Describe Lifecycle Management