Once the reviewer sets the Review Content task to the Accept task action, your project is ready for deployment. Deployment is a task like any other and the task actions available to your project are specified in your workflow. See Configuring Workflows for deployment options.
The deployment task corresponds with the deployment resources you configure ahead of time so that once you deploy your assets, the following occurs automatically:
The project is checked in.
New versions are generated for the assets in the project, representing the asset’s current state. Each new version is represented by a version number.
The new asset versions replace the old ones on the Web site.
If you deploy a project at the same time as another user, changes made in your project may conflict with those in the other project. For instructions on resolving such conflicts, see the Resolving Asset Conflicts section of the Creating and Managing Assets chapter in the ATG Content Administration Guide for Business Users. Once a project is deployed, it’s visible in the ATG Business Control Center, but can’t be changed. In a new project, you can access and alter assets that were created, modified, or deleted in deployed projects.
