Hello all, If I deploy a bundle foo-1(with a process bar-1), I get version 1 of the bundle and process. If I then redeploy the same bundle possibly with some updates to the process, I get foo-2(bar-2). While redeploying I see that process bar-1 has its state set to RETIRED. This makes sense. Some questions:
1. After restarting the Ode server, I see that foo-1(bar-1) is again started up. I understand this is for any long running instances of this process. But I was thinking that the old versions of the process would not live through server restarts and apparently live forever, even with no instances are alive/created. 2. That said, for undeployment, do you explicitly need to undeploy each version of a process if it was deployed multiple times? 3. Going further on the same subject, would there be some way to configure Ode to delete previous versions upon redployment if there were no long running instances being run? Or is there a better way to manage previous versions of a bundle/process? We're looking at a scenario where someone is working in the Eclipse BPEL designer for example, and deploying every 2 minutes when they make tweaks to their bpel process (during development). After a while, there are _numerous_ versions of the same process deployed that will be around forever if I understand correctly. I'm looking at how best to manage that. Thanks! Rich
