Gabriel, In the authoring perspective, you would create and save your processes, and once you believe you have a version that can be released, you should open the project editor for that project and click build & deploy. This will build the kjar and deploy it so it can be picked up by the runtime. What you will see is that it will also create an entry in the deploy view (meaning that this jar should be deployed to the runtime). So in theory, if everything works correctly, you don't have to use the deploy view (as it should auto-deploy if you click the build & deploy button in the project editor), but you can use that to add/remove specific kjars from runtime deployment. Note that this is very similar to how Guvnor used to work in the 5.x version, you don't want changes to be picked up in the runtimes as soon as you save a file, only once you've correctly built and deployed the kjar, it will be picked up. Hope this helps! Kris On 06/07/2013 07:49 AM, Gabriel Bechara wrote: