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Location:USA

Description:

Join Sunera at a Catch-up and Tech Dive Day event—in your region or around the world—and learn …
about Fusion Middleware 11g & SOA

Thursday, March 24, 2011; US: 10:00AM–11:00AM ET

How to leverage your in-house IT talent for Fusion projects?

Learn To:
Get valuable insights on how you can improve your IT Team readiness for all phases of SOA development and road map.
 How do you plan training for your IT development team related to successful fusion projects?
 What are the best practices that you follow for your fusion project?
 Thing you should must know while developing custom application using ADF
 What fusion project do you have scheduled for this year?
 Learn about Sunera Fusion Lab, brings together industry experience, thought leadership and delivery capabilities around Oracle Fusion Middleware technologies, using (SOA). You will learn how organizations are leveraging Sunera fusion environment for real time experience.

Audience:

Director of ERP, Dir of Applications/Enterprise Applications), Applications Architects, Applications Developers, Project Managers, VP IT / VP Application Development

What we will cover:

• Describe how Fusion Middleware can benefit Enterprise Applications
• Define Service Oriented Architecture and the Fusion Middleware products that support it
• Describe the Oracle SOA Suite and discuss how its components support the development, deployment, and management of service oriented applications
• Application Development Framework(ADF 11g)
• Road to Fusion

Date:

Live Webcast: March 24, 2011

Duration: 1 hour
Sign Up: Register (free; registration required) to watch/listen to this Webcast.

Description: This course teaches the concepts and essential elements of the Java language. Students build and test standalone programs, gradually adding more functionality as each new lesson is introduced.

Pre-requisites
• Knowledge of simple SQL
• Basic knowledge of the principles of object orientation

Audience
* pl/sql developer
* c programmers
* Java Developers
* Sales Consultants
* Technical Consultants

Duration: 5 Days (8 hrs a day)

Course Topics

1. Introducing the Java and Oracle Platforms
• Key components of Java
• The Java Virtual Machine (JVM)
• Components of the Java SE Java Development Kit
• Oracle JDeveloper 11g IDE

2. Basic Java Syntax and Coding Conventions
• Identify the three top-level constructs in a Java program
• Identify and describe Java packages
• Basic language syntax and keywords
• Setting CLASSPATH

3. Primitive Data Types and Operators
• Keywords and reserved words
• Declaring and initializing variables
• Operator categories
• Using string object literals and the concatenation operator

4. Controlling Program Flow
• Decision-making constructs
• Performing loop operations
• Using switch statements

5. Developing Applications with Oracle JDeveloper (11g)
• Creating new applications and projects
• Navigating around JDeveloper’s IDE
• Consult the JDeveloper Help system
• Debugging an application

6. Creating Classes and Objects
• Instance variables and methods
• Instantiating classes and calling instance methods
• Using class variables and methods
• JavaBeans architecture

7. Object Life Cycle and Inner Classes
• Overloading methods
• Defining and overloading constructors
• Object life cycle
• Define and use inner classes

8. Using Strings
• The Java String class
• Performing Operations on Strings
• Wrapper class
• Formatting classes
• Using regular expressions for matching, replacing and splitting strings

v9. Using Streams for I/O
• Using streams for the input and output of byte and character data
• Generate formatted output
• Object streams and object serialization
• I/O exception handling

10. Inheritance and Polymorphism
• Inheritance hierarchies
• Superclass methods and constructors
• Using final with methods and classes

11. Arrays and Collections
• Primitives and objects arrays
• Process command-line variables
• The Java Collections Framework

12. Using Generic Types
• Declare and use generic classes, interfaces and methods
• Using wildcard types

13. Structuring Code Using Abstract Classes and Interfaces
• Define abstract classes and methods
• Define interfaces
• Compare abstract classes and interfaces
• Implement interfaces

14. Throwing and Catching Exceptions
• Checked and unchecked exceptions
• Catching and handling exceptions
• Throwing exceptions
• Creating exceptions

15. Using JDBC to Access the Database
• Registering the driver
• Getting a database connection
• Executing a query
• Closing the connection
• Handling exceptions
• Managing transactions

16. User Interface Components
• Swing containers
• Java foundation classes
• Using the Container hierarchy
• Adding Swing components to an application

17. Adding User Interface Components and Event Handling
• Adding Swing components to a container
• Modifying the contents of the components
• Using the AWT event handling model
• Create a menu bar with menus and menu items
• Defining event handler in JDeveloper

18. Deploying Java Applications
• Using JAR files
• Deploying applications with JDeveloper
• Generating an archive fil

Start Date:2011-03-21

Start Time:09:00

End Date:2011-03-25

You learn how to build, deploy, and test these applications by following certain specific Java EE application design pattern.

Audience:
• JAVA Developer
• Technical Consultant
• Application Developers
• Data Modellers
• Sales Consultants

Required Prerequisites:
• Fundamentals of core Java

Duration: 5 Days (8 hrs a day)

Course Topics

Fundamentals of Java EE Technology
• Benefits of the Java EE platform
• Java EE Architecture
• Business tier components
• Client tier components
• Web tier components
• WebLogic Server introduction
• Introduction to Java Metadata Annotations (JSR 175)

Designing Java EE Applications
• Designing Java EE Applications
• Java EE design patterns
• MVC Architecture

Developing a Web-Application Using Servlets
• Servlet Lifecycle
• Request and response architecture
• HTTP Servlets
• Servlet Methods
• Servlet Mapping

Developing a Web-Application Using JavaServer Pages
• JSP Lifecycle
• Basic JSP elements
• JSP and JavaBeans
• JSP fragments
• Custom tags and Tag library
• Expression Language

Accessing Resources with JNDI and Dependency Injection
• Introducing Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI)
• Locating Resources and EJBs with JNDI
• Locating Resources and EJBs with Dependency Injection

Developing the Business Logic with Session Beans
• Creating a Stateless Session Bean
• Creating a Stateful Session Bean
• Passivation and Activation Concepts
• Calling a Stateless Bean from a Stateful Bean by Implementing DI

Developing the Persistence Layer with JPA Entities
• What are JPA Entities?
• Domain Modelling with JPA
• Creating an Entity (a POJO with annotations)
• Specifying Object Relational (OR) Mapping
• Mapping Relationships between Entities
• Inheritance Mapping Strategy (Singe Table, Joined Subclass)

Manipulating JPA Entities with the Entity Manager API
• Introducing the Entity Manager (EM) API
• Persistence Context (Transaction Scoped, Extended persistence)
• Specifying CRUD operations with the Entity Manager API
• What is the JPA Query API?
• Working with the Query API
• Manipulating Data with the Entity Manager API
• The Life Cycle of JPA Entities and Lifecycle listeners

Developing the Business Logic with Web Services
• What are Web services
• Overview of Service Oriented Architecture
• WSDL and SOAP
• Approaches to developing Web services
• What is JAX-WS
• Developing a Web service

Developing the Web Interface Using JavaServer Faces
• Overview of JSF
• JSF Lifecycle
• Using JSF components
• JSF tag libraries
• Using managed beans
• Creating composite controls with Facelets
• Creating a JSF-based JSP in JDeveloper

Planning Navigation and Page Flow
• Specifying JSF navigational flow
• Handling JSF data flow
• Creating backing beans
• Property binding
• JSF Libraries

Handling Application Events
• JSF lifecycle events
• Creating event listeners
• Validating JSF components
• Converting data

Asynchronous Communication with Message-Driven Beans
• What is Java Message Services (JMS)
• Configuring Java Message Service (JMS)
• Creating a Message-Driven Bean (MDB)
• Working with Interceptor Methods and Classes
• Creating a JMS/MDB Client

Managing Transactions with Session and Message-driven Beans
• Selecting the Type of Transaction Management
• Demarcating Transactions
• Managing Transactions using a Session Façade
• Setting the Transaction Attribute
• Propagating Transactions
• Configuring the Transaction Manager in WebLogic server

Securing Java EE Applications with JAAS
• Designing a Security for Java EE Applications
• What is JAAS?
• Selecting a JAAS Provider
• Working with Security Annotations
• Configuring Web Application Security
• Managing EJB Component Security
• Controlling Client Access to EJB Components

Packaging and Deploying Java EE Applications
• Deploying Java EE Applications
• Packaging Business-Tier Components
• Packaging Data Sources used by an Application (application.xml)
• Deploying Java EE Application
• Managing JSR-88 Ant Deployment Tasks
• Working with JSR-88 Deployment Profiles

Start Date:2011-03-28

Start Time:09:00

End Date:2011-04-01

Audience:
• Database Administrators
• Data Warehouse Administrator
• Project Manager

Duration: 2 Days (8 hrs a day)

Course Topics:

Lesson One: Business Intelligence and Data Warehousing
• The road map to Business Intelligence (BI)
• Data warehouses compared with Online Transaction Processing (OLTP)
• Management information systems and decision support systems (DSS)
• Business drivers for data warehouses
• Typical uses of a data warehouse

Lesson Two: Defining Data Warehouse Concepts and Terminology
• Common data warehouse definitions
• Data warehouse properties and characteristics
• Warehouse development approaches
• Components of data warehouse design and implementation
• Components of a data warehouse
• Data warehouse compared with data mart
• Dependent and independent data marts

Lesson Three: Planning and Managing the Data Warehouse Project
• Managing financial issues
• Obtaining business commitment
• Gathering business and user requirements
• Evaluating the warehouse project
• Implementation processes and requirements

Lesson Four: Modelling the Data Warehouse
• Data warehouse database design phases
• Defining the business model
• Choosing the architecture
• Creating the dimensional model
• Using time in the data warehouse
• Using summary data
• Query rewrite
• Creating the physical model

Lesson Five: Building the Warehouse – Extracting Data
• Extracting, transforming, and loading data
• Examining data sources
• Extracting data
• Extraction techniques

Lesson Six: Building the Data Warehouse – Transforming Data
• Transformation
• Transforming data: problems and solutions
• Resolving quality data issues
• Transformation techniques
• Transformation tools

Lesson Seven: Building the Data Warehouse – Loading Warehouse Data
• Loading data into the warehouse
• Building the loading process
• Loading the data
• Post-processing of loaded data
• Verifying data integrity

Lesson Eight: Refreshing Warehouse Data
• Capturing and applying changed data
• Batch load requirements
• Limitations of methods in applying change
• Purging and archiving data

Lesson Nine: Leaving a Metadata Trail
• Defining warehouse metadata
• Developing a metadata strategy
• Examining types of metadata
• Metadata management tools
• Common warehouse metadata

Lesson Ten: Managing the Data Warehouse
• Managing the transition to production
• Managing growth
• Managing backup and recovery
• Identifying data warehouse performance issues

Start Date:2011-04-11

Start Time:09:00

End Date:2011-04-12

Description: This course provides step-by-step procedures for building and verifying the three layers of an Oracle BI repository

Audience:
• Business Intelligence Developer
• Data Warehouse Administrator
• Business Analysts
• Data Warehouse Analyst
• Data Modellers
• Reports Developer
• Data Warehouse Developer
• Application Developers

Prerequisites:
• Basic SQL
• Data warehouse design
• Database design
• Dimensional modelling

Duration: 5 Days (8 hrs a day)

Course Topics

1 Repository Basics
2 Building the Physical Layer of a Repository
3 Building the Business Model and Mapping Layer of a Repository
4 Building the Presentation Layer of a Repository
5 Testing and Validating a Repository
6 Adding Multiple Logical Table Sources
7 Adding Calculations to a Fact
8 Creating Dimension Hierarchies and Level-Based Measures
9 Using Aggregates
10 Using Partitions and Fragment7 Adding Calculations to a Fact
11 Using Repository Variables
12 Modelling Time Series Data
13 Modelling Many-to-Many Relationships
14 Localizing Oracle BI Metadata
15 Localizing Oracle BI Data
16 Setting an Implicit Fact Column
17 Integrating Third-Party Reporting Tools
18 Creating Repositories from Multidimensional Data Sources
19 Security
20 Cache Management
21 Enabling Usage Tracking
22 Multi-User Development
23 Using Administration Tool Utilities
24 Optimizing Query Performance
25 Oracle BI Repository Design Principles

Start Date:2011-04-18

Start Time:09:00

End Date:2011-04-22

Description: The course aimed to build Interactive Dashboards, configure, maintain and customize the user interface using cascading style sheets, dashboard styles, and XML message files. Participants also build reports based on Answers requests as well as Oracle BI subject areas using Oracle BI Publisher, and use Oracle BI for Microsoft Office to integrate

Audience:
• Functional Implementer
• Business Intelligence Developer
• Business Analysts
• Technical Consultant
• End Users
• Application Developers

Prerequisites:
• Oracle BI 10g: Analytics Overview

Duration: 5 Days (8 hrs a day)

Course Topics:

Working with Oracle Business Intelligence Answers
• Introduction to Oracle BI Answers
• Working with requests in Oracle BI Answers
• Using advanced formatting

Filtering Requests in Oracle Business Intelligence Answers
• Introduction to filters in Answers
• Adding filter prompts to requests
• Using saved requests as filters

Oracle Business Intelligence Answers: Advanced Features
• Combining request criteria using set operations
• Executing direct database requests
• Editing logical SQL generated by a request

Building Views and Charts in Requests
• Introduction to Answers views and charts
• Creating and editing charts
• Performing common view tasks

Showing Results with Gauge Views
• Introduction to Gauge views
• Working with Gauge views

Showing Results with Pivot Tables
• Introduction to pivot tables
• Formatting pivot tables
• Setting aggregation rules and building formulas

Creating Oracle Business Intelligence Interactive Dashboards
• Introduction to Interactive Dashboards and pages
• Dashboard Editor UI elements
• Composing dashboard elements

Configuring Oracle Business Intelligence Interactive Dashboards
• Types of dashboard content
• Embedding content in Interactive Dashboards
• Using bookmark links to distribute and save Interactive Dashboards

Customizing the Oracle Business Intelligence User Interface
• Modifying cascading style sheets
• Modifying XML message files
• Making configuration changes using the instanceconfig file

Configuring Guided Navigation Links
• Building guided navigation with static links
• Building guided navigation with conditional links and sections

Administering the Oracle Business Intelligence Presentation Catalog
• Maintaining the Oracle BI Presentation Catalog
• Managing security
• Understanding security inheritance
• Describing the Presentation Catalog structure
• Permission types
• Setting permissions using the Manage Catalog screen

Using Oracle Business Intelligence Delivers
• Introduction to Oracle BI Delivers
• Configuring delivery devices
• Adding delivery profiles
• Building alerts
• Introduction to Oracle BI Scheduler
• Scripted jobs

Using Oracle Business Intelligence Briefing Books
• Introduction to Oracle BI Briefing Books
• Creating an Oracle BI Briefing Book
• Adding Content to Briefing Books
• Editing a Briefing Book
• Downloading and viewing a Briefing Book
• Adding a list of Briefing Books to a Dashboard
• Using Briefing Books with Oracle BI Delivers

Using Oracle BI for Microsoft Office
• Introduction to Oracle BI for Microsoft Office
• Working with Oracle BI content in Microsoft Office applications

Using Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher
• Introduction to Oracle BI Publisher
• Creating a BI Publisher report from an Answers request
• Creating a BI Publisher report from the BI Server
• Integrating Discoverer worksheet content in a BI Publisher report

Reviewing Interactive Dashboard Design Principles and Best Practices
• Understanding dashboard design principles
• Conceptualizing dashboards
• Dashboard fundamentals

Start Date:2011-04-25

Start Time:09:00

End Date:2011-04-29

Audience:
• Application Developers
• Business Analysts
• Business Intelligence Developer
• Data Modellers
• Data Warehouse Administrator
• Data Warehouse Analyst
• Data Warehouse Developer
• Reports Developer

Prerequisites:
• Basic SQL
• Data warehouse design
• Database design
• Dimensional modelling

Duration: 5 Days (8 hrs a day)

Course Topics:

Repository Basics
• Exploring Oracle BI architecture components
• Exploring a repository’s structure, features, and functions
• Using the Oracle BI Administration Tool
• Creating a repository
• Loading a repository into Oracle BI Server memory

Building the Physical Layer of a Repository
• Importing data sources
• Setting up connection pool properties
• Defining keys and joins
• Examining physical layer object properties
• Creating alias tables

Building the Business Model and Mapping Layer of a Repository
• Building a business model
• Building logical tables, columns, and sources
• Defining logical joins
• Building measures
• Examining business model object properties

Building the Presentation Layer of a Repository
• Exploring Presentation layer objects
• Creating Presentation layer objects
• Modifying Presentation layer objects
• Examining Presentation layer object properties

Testing and Validating a Repository
• Checking repository consistency
• Turning on logging
• Defining a repository in the initialization file
• Executing analyses to test a repository
• Inspecting the query log

Managing Logical Table Sources
• Adding multiple logical table sources to a logical table
• Specifying logical content

Adding Calculations to a Fact
• Creating new calculation measures based on existing logical columns
• Creating new calculation measures based on physical columns
• Creating new calculation measures using the Calculation Wizard
• Creating measures using functions

Working with Logical Dimensions
• Creating logical dimension hierarchies
• Creating level-based measures
• Creating share measures
• Creating dimension-specific aggregation rules
• Creating presentation hierarchies
• Creating parent-child hierarchies
• Using calculated members

Using Aggregates
• Modelling aggregate tables to improve query performance
• Setting the number of elements in a hierarchy
• Testing aggregate navigation
• Using the Aggregate Persistence Wizard

Using Partitions and Fragments
• Exploring partition types
• Modelling partitions in an Oracle BI repository
• Using the Calculation Wizard to create derived measures

Using Repository Variables
• Creating session variables
• Creating repository variables
• Creating initialization blocks
• Using the Variable Manager
• Using dynamic repository variables as filters

Modelling Time Series Data
• Using time comparisons in business analysis
• Using Oracle BI time series functions to model time series data

Modelling Many-to-Many Relationships
• Using bridge tables to resolve many-to-many relationships between dimension tables and fact tables

Localizing Oracle BI Metadata and Data
• Localizing repository metadata
• Localizing Oracle BI data

Setting an Implicit Fact Column
• Adding fact columns automatically to dimension-only queries
• Ensuring the expected results for dimension-only queries
• Selecting a predetermined fact table source
• Specifying a default join path between dimension tables

Importing Metadata from Multidimensional Data Sources
• Importing a multidimensional data source into a repository
• Incorporating horizontal federation into a business model
• Incorporating vertical federation into a business model
• Adding Essbase measures to a relational model
• Displaying data from multidimensional sources in Oracle BI analyses and dashboards

Security
• Exploring Oracle BI default security settings
• Creating users and groups
• Creating application roles
• Setting up object permissions
• Setting row-level security (data filters)
• Setting query limits and timing restrictions

Cache Management
• Restricting tables as non-cacheable
• Using Cache Manager
• Inspecting cache reports
• Purging cache entries
• Modifying cache parameters and options
• Seeding the cache

Enabling Usage Tracking
• Setting up the sample usage tracking repository
• Tracking and storing Oracle BI Server usage at the detailed query level
• Using usage tracking statistics to optimize query performance and aggregation strategies
• Analyzing usage results using Oracle BI Answers and other reporting tools

Multi-user Development
• Setting up a multiuser development environment
• Developing a repository using multiple developers
• Tracking development project history

Configuring Write Back
• Enabling write back in a repository
• Creating a write back template
• Granting write back privileges
• Enabling write back in an analysis

Performing a Patch Merge
• Comparing repositories
• Equalizing objects
• Creating a patch
• Applying a patch
• Making merge decisions

Start Date:2011-05-09

Start Time:09:00

End Date:2011-05-13

Audience:
•Business Analysts
•End Users
•Technical Consultant
•Functional Implementer
•Business Intelligence Developer
•Application Developers
•Developer
•Technical Administrator

Duration : 5 Days (8 hrs a day)

Course Topics:

Introduction to Oracle Business Intelligence Suite Enterprise Edition
•Introduction to Oracle BI
•Architecture Overview

Working with Oracle Business Intelligence Analyses
•Introduction to Oracle BI Analysis Editor
•Oracle BI column types
•Working with analyses in Oracle BI
•Using advanced formatting

Administering the Presentation Catalog
•Maintaining the Oracle BI Presentation Catalog in the Catalog page
•Oracle BI and catalog security Overview
•Managing security Using roles
•Understanding security inheritance
•Setting object permissions
•Setting system privileges
•Archiving catalog items

Limiting and Grouping Data in Analyses
•Introduction to filters and selections
•Creating, editing, and grouping filters
•Adding prompts to analyses
•Dynamic filtering
•Using saved analyses as filters
•Creating groups
•Creating calculated items
•Creating selection steps

Oracle Business Intelligence Analyses: Advanced Features
•Setting analysis properties
•Combining analysis criteria by using set operations
•Executing direct database analyses
•Editing logical SQL generated by an analysis
•Creating a link to a saved analysis
•Creating an Excel Web Query file

Working with Views and Graphs in Analyses
•Introduction to views, graphs, and editors
•Working with views in Compound Layouts
•Creating and editing graphs
•Linking master-detail views
•Performing common view tasks

Showing Results with Gauge Views and Map Views
•Introduction to Gauge views
•Working with Gauge views
•Introduction to Map views and their components
•Creating and editing Map views

Measuring Results with Key Performance Indicators
•Introduction to KPIs
•Creating KPIs, setting trending, dimensionality, and thresholds
•Introduction to KPI Watchlists
•Creating a KPI Watchlist
•Changing Dimensionality for a KPI Watchlist event

Showing Results With Pivot Tables
•Introduction to pivot tables
•Creating, arranging, and formatting a pivot table
•Using hierarchical columns
•Sorting in pivot tables
•Setting aggregation and using totals
•Showing an item’s relative value
•Building calculations and displaying running sums

Creating Oracle Business Intelligence Dashboards
•Introduction to dashboards and dashboard pages
•Creating and editing dashboards
•Using the Dashboard Builder
•Exploring dashboard oject properies and options
•Publishing dashboard pages
•Creating personal customizations and using other page options

Configuring Oracle Business Intelligence Dashboards
•Types of dashboard content
•Embedding content in dashboards

Creating Dashboard Prompts and Variables
•Overview of variables
•Introduction to dashboard prompts and prompt types
•Adding a named dashboard prompt to a dashboard
•Adding a hidden named dashboard prompt to a dashboard
•Creating additional prompt page and setting page preferences
•Variables and prompts
•Adding variable prompts to a dashboard
•Wiring dashboard prompts

Using Oracle Business Intelligence Delivers
•Introduction to Oracle BI Delivers
•Configuring delivery devices and adding delivery profiles
•Introduction to alerts
•Adding an Alert Section to a dashboard
•Overview of Agents
•Configuring an Agent
•Using Analysis and KPI conditions to Deliver content with Agents
•Subscribing to an Agent

Integrating Analyses with MS Office
•Introduction to Oracle BI Office Add-in
•Working with Oracle BI content in Microsoft Office applications
Working with Oracle Business Intelligence Briefing Books
•Introduction to Oracle BI Briefing Books
•Adding Content to Briefing Books
•Editing Briefing Books
•Downloading and viewing Briefing Books
•Adding a list of Briefing Books to a dashboard
•Using Briefing Books with Oracle BI Delivers

Start Date:2011-05-23

Start Time:09:00

End Date:2011-05-27

Description: In this course participants learn the Oracle BAM architecture and to perform basic administration tasks. They become familiar with creating and working with message sources that feed data into Oracle BAM. They also build interactive, real time dashboards, and proactive alerts in which this information is displayed.

Audience:
•SOA Architect
•Architect
•Business Analysts
•System Integrator
•Administrator
Prerequisites:
•Knowledge of SOA architecture

Duration : 3 Days (8 hrs a day)

Course Topics:

Introduction
•Overview of the Course
•Describe the audience, prerequisites, and course content
•Describe the Course Objectives
•Overview of Course Units and Lessons

Overview of Oracle Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
•Identify where BAM fits within a Service-Oriented Architecture and BPM Suite
•Explain the purpose of Oracle Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
•Describe the Oracle BAM architecture components
•List the features of the Architect application
•Identify the features of Active Studio
•List the features of Active Viewer

Oracle BAM Administration
•Describe the basic functions of Oracle BAM Administrator
•Create users, roles, and assign tasks to roles
•Populate users in BAM
•Use ICommand to interact with the Active Data Cache
•Discuss the scalability of the Oracle BAM architecture

Defining Message and Data Sources
•Describe Enterprise Message Sources
•Explain how Oracle BAM uses Enterprise Message Sources
•Identify the types of Enterprise Message Sources and explain how to configure them
•Describe external data sources
•Define and view external data sources

Defining Data Objects
•Create, edit, and delete the Active Data Cache (ADC) data objects
•Identify the types of data objects
•Describe dimensions and hierarchies
•Describe security data filters
•Describe the purpose and functionality of: Calculated fields
•Describe the purpose and functionality of: Lookup fields
•Describe the purpose and functionality of: External data objects

Basic Reporting with BAM
•Describe the benefits, concepts, and process of creating reports
•Create, view, share, save, and edit reports
•Describe the different view types available in Oracle Business Activity Monitoring (BAM)
•Describe the functionality and properties of the view types
•Use the views to create Oracle BAM reports
•Create and manage filters for selective data reporting
•Define prompts and parameters in reports

Advanced Reporting
•Create advanced reports by using drilling
•Describe the various drilling options
•Configure driving in Oracle BAM reports
•Navigate in Oracle BAM reports by using driving
•Create actionable reports by defining Action Buttons
•Describe the action types available in Oracle BAM
•Create and use time-based filtering

Alerts
•Describe alerts
•Use rules to create alerts
•Define actions for alerts
•Monitor KPIs and SLAs by using alerts
•Use alerts to schedule reports
•Call external Web services from alerts

Designing Effective Dashboards
•Describe report beautification
•Identify best practices for designing reports
•Adjust view properties to customize reports

Monitoring Composite Applications with Sensors and Oracle BAM
•Describe event sourcing for BAM
•Provide an overview of the Oracle BAM Adapter technology
•Create BAM Adapter at the composite level
•Integrate BPEL sensors with Oracle BAM
•Use BPEL Process Manager to create sensors
•Define a BAM sensor action
•View sensors output in BPEL Process Manager console
•Monitor process flow using Monitor Express Dashboard

Using Oracle BAM Data Control
•Provide an overview of Oracle BAM Data Control
•Create projects that can use Oracle BAM Data Controls
•Create BAM Server connections
•Expose Oracle BAM with Oracle ADF Data Controls
•Create Oracle BAM Data Control queries
•Use Oracle BAM Data Controls in ADF Pages
•Deploy applications with Oracle BAM Data Control

Start Date:2011-05-30

Start Time:09:00

End Date:2011-06-01

Audience:
•SOA Architect
•Java Developer
•Developer
•J2EE Developer

Required Prerequisites:
•Java and XML experience within a JDeveloper or Eclipse environment

Duration : 4 Days (8 hrs a day)

Course Topics:

Introducing Web Services
•Distributed Computing Challenges
•What are Web Services and its Architecture
•Identify Web Services Building Blocks
•Describe Web Services Standards
•Describe Web Services and SOA

Java Web Services Technologies
•Java for Web Services
•Describe development approaches available
•Java API’s for WS
•WLS and Web Services
•Introduce development tools

Exploring SOAP and WSDL
•Introduction to WSDL and SOAP
•SOAP Basics
•SOAP Attachments
•SOAP Faults
•WSDL and Web Services
•WSDL Structure

Implementing JAX-WS Web Services
•Features of JAX-WS
•JAX-WS runtime
•Creating POJO based web services
•Creating WS from EJBs
•Working with XML directly
•Creating WS from WSDL

Implementing JAX-WS Clients
•Describe Client side programming model
•Identify Web Service client types
•Invoking Web Services from Java
•Describe Asynchronous web services

Packaging, Deploying and Managing Web Services
•Deployment concepts
•Packing, deploying and managing Web Services

Fault and Exception handing in JAX-WS
•Fault concepts
•Modeling Faults in Java
•Unmodelled faults
•Working with faults in Java

Web Services Security
•Web Service Security Overview
•WS-Policy concepts
•Web Services security stack
•WebLogic Server security features
•Using annotations to create security

Using Handlers in JAX-WS
•Handler concepts and uses
•Understand the handler framework
•Writing and deploying handlers
•Implementing client side handlers

Enabling MTOM (Message Transmission Optimization Mechanism) on JAX-WS
•SOAP attachments and MTOM
•MTOM Challenges
•Enabling MTOM on services
•MTOM and clients

JAX_WS Custom Bindings
•Understand Custom binding concepts
•When to use custom bindings
•Overview of JAXB
•Schema to Java mapping customization
•Java to Schema mapping customization

Implementing JAX-RPC web services
•Describe the differences of JAX-WS and JAX-RPC
•Describe data binding in JAX-RPC
•Implementing, packaging and deploying JAX-RPC services
•Implement JAX-RPC clients

Web Service Reliable Messaging
•Describe Reliable messaging and Quality of Service concepts
•Describe Reliable messaging model
•Understand WLS support for reliable messaging
•Creating reliable messaging policy
•Invoking web services reliably

Conversational Web Services
•Understanding Conversational Web Service Concepts
•Developing Conversational Web Services
•Invoking conversational web services

Developing Database Web Services
•Understanding Database Web Service Concepts
•Type mapping in Database Web Services
•Creating, and deploying database web services

Web Services best practices
•Designing Web Services for interoperability
•Designing Reusable Web Services
•Defining fault/exceptions
•Develop Web Services for scalability

Web Services and SOA
•Introducing SOA Stack
•The position of WS in the SOA stack
•Introducing Oracle SOA Suite
•Introducing ADF Web Services

Start Date:2011-06-06

Start Time:09:00

End Date:2011-06-09