Events

Audience:
•Support Engineer
•Web Administrator
•Security Administrators
•Sales Consultants
•Technical Consultant

Prerequisites:
Required Prerequisites:
•Basic J2EE concepts

Duration : 5 Days (8 hrs a day)

Course Topics:

Installing Oracle WebLogic Server Environment
•The Motivation Behind Distributed Systems
•The Major Components of the J2EE Specification
•The Terminology Used Throughout the Course
•WebLogic Server Architecture
•Installing and Running Oracle WebLogic Server

Configuring Oracle WebLogic Server
•How the Domain Works
•The Domain Directory Structure
•Configuring a Domain
•Starting or Stopping the Oracle WebLogic Server
•Configuring Managed Servers
•Starting Managed Servers
•Administration and Managed Server Independence
•Creating Custom Domain Template

Managing and Monitoring Oracle WebLogic
•Command Line tools and Administration Console
•Machines and Node Manager
•Describing Simple Logging
•Commands to Get Attributes From an MBean
•Network Channels to Add Flexibility to Your Networking

Basic Deployment
•Web Server Capabilities of WebLogic Server
•Static and Dynamic Deployment
•Working With the Built-in WebLogic Server Servlets
•Defining and Working With Enterprise Applications

Understanding JNDI
•Describing Naming and Directory Services
•Detailing the High-level Architecture of JNDI
•Defining Basic Terminology
•Viewing the JNDI Tree in Oracle WebLogic Server

Setting Up JDBC
•The High Level Architecture of JDBC
•The Four Driver Types and Those Provided by WLS
•Describing and Configuring Data Sources
•Managing JDBC Resources Using the Administration Console

Setting Up JMS (Java Message Service) Applications
•How Oracle WebLogic Server JMS is Implemented
•Configuring JMS Administered Objects Using the Administration Console
•Configuring Persistent Messages
•Monitoring JMS Using the WLS Administration Console

Managing Transactions
•Configuring Transactions Using the Console
•Monitoring Transactions Using the Console

Securing WLS Resources and Applications
•WLS Security Architecture
•Configuring Users, Groups, and Roles
•Configuring Security Realms
•Securing Web Applications With Declarative Security
•Configuring Policies and SSL
•Creating and Managing Certificates
•Protecting WLS Against Several Types of Attacks

Advanced Deployment
•Configuring an Application for Multiple Development Environments
•Creating a Deployment Plan
•Staging a Deployment Plan
•Using Production Redeployment

Introduction to Clustering
•Uses of a Cluster
•Basic Cluster Architecture
•Multi-tier Cluster Architecture
•How Clusters Communicate

Configuring a Cluster
•Preparing Your Environment for a Cluster
•Creating and Configuring a Cluster
•Creating and Configuring a Proxy Server

Managing Clusters
•Deploying Applications to a Cluster
•Managing Session State in a Cluster
•Troubleshooting a Cluster

Clustering EJB Objects
•EJB Clustering Capabilities
•Configuring Clusterable EJBs
•EJB Clustering Best Practices

Clustering Services
•Setting up Whole Server Migration
•JNDI Clustering
•JDBC Clustering
•Migrating a JMS Server
•Migrating Transactions

Start Date:2011-06-20

Start Time:09:00

End Date:2011-06-24

End Time:18:00

Description: Informatica is Engine driven ETL tool mostly used in Data Integration and Data warehouse enviornment.

In this course you learn designing , monitoring and managing workflow and administration

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

Duration : 4 Days (8 hrs a day)

Course Contents

INFORMATICA 8.x
· Introduction of Informatica PowerCenter
· Informatica Tools
· Server components
· Client components
· Repository, Folder, Users, Groups, Privileges
· Informatica Repository Services
· Integration services

INFORMATICA DESIGNER
· Components of the designer
· Creating DSN (data source name)
· Source Database
· Accessing the source definitions
· Warehouse Designer
· Creating the target tables using warehouse designer
· Generating target table to database
· Mapping designer
· Mapping between the source and target tables
· Transformations between source and target tables

TYPES OF TRANSFORMATIONS
· Source qualifier
· Aggregator
· Filter
· Expression
· Stored procedure
· Lookup
· Sorter
· Joiner
· Router
· Xml source qualifier
· Update strategy
· Ranking
· Sequencer generator
· Transaction control
· Union

Advanced Topics
· Cubes and Dimensions
· Slowly changing dimensions (SCDs)
· Mapplets
· Reusable transformations
· Using Debugger

WORKFLOW MANAGER
· Creating Workflow, Worklet & Tasks
· Creating connections
· Session Task
· E-mail Task
· Command Task
· Decision Task
· Timer Task
· Assignment Task
· Event Wait Task
· Event Raise Task
· Scheduling the workflow
· Workflow monitor
· Session logs
· Parameter Files

Start Date:2011-04-04

Start Time:09:00

End Date:2011-04-07

End Time:18:00

participants learn how to design, develop, deploy, and test SOA Composite applications comprised of Mediator, BPEL, Business Rules, Human Tasks (Workflow) components. They also learn the usage of these components in depth that is sufficient to implement a reasonably complex business solution, based on a purchase order processing scenario.

Audience:
•SOA Architect
•Business Analysts
•Developer
•Technical Consultant
•Application Developers

Required Prerequisites:
•Conceptual knowledge about XML, XML Schema, XSL Transformations and XPath.
•Some basic SQL query skills
•Knowledge of Web Services and Web Service standards specifically SOAP and WSDL

Duration : 5 Days (8 hrs a day)

Course Topics:

Overview of SOA and SCA Concepts
•Describing Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
•Reviewing of Services and key standards
•Explaining Service Component Architecture (SCA) and Service Data Object (SDO)
•Describing Event Driven Architecture (EDA)
•Discussing the course application and environment

Designing Composite Applications with Oracle SOA Suite 11g
•Explaining the Oracle SOA Suite 11g architecture and components
•Implementing an SOA application design approach
•Describing basic synchronous and asynchronous interaction patterns
•Discussing the course application implementation with Oracle SOA Suite 11g

Creating a Composite Application
•Creating, editing, and deploying a composite application
•Creating composite service entry points
•Creating composite components, such as Mediator, BPEL, Human Task, and

Business Rule components
•Creating service references
•Wiring composite constructs
•Testing a composite using Web based interfaces
•Introducing working with adapters
•Create a file adapter service reference

Managing and Monitoring a Composite Application
•Managing SOA composite application by using Oracle Enterprise Manager
•Tracking messages through SOA composite application by using Oracle

Enterprise Manager
•Deploying a composite application
•Un-deploying a composite application
•Moving a composite application to a production environment

Creating Adapter Services
•Introducing the adapter framework
•Identifying types of adapters
•Invoking a File adapter to read a file
•Implement a Database adapter to query database data
•Working with the JMS adapter

Working with Mediator Components
•Explaining the Service Infrastructure
•Creating a Mediator component
•Defining a Routing Service
•Adding Routing Rules
•Creating XSL Transformations with the XSLT Mapper
•Creating content-based routing filters
•Exploring Domain-Value Maps and cross references

Developing a Simple BPEL Component
•Creating BPEL components
•Describing the Types BPEL Process Structure
•Structuring a BPEL Process with Scope activities
•Choosing global or local variables
•Creating an Assign activity
•Defining copy operations for the Assign activity
•Creating and configuring a Transform activity

Orchestrating Services with BPEL
•Describing conditions for business process orchestration
•Providing and accessing services from BPEL
•Importing XML schemas and setting message types
•Creating and configuring a Partner Link
•Invoking a service synchronously and asynchronously
•Describing WS-Addressing and correlation concepts
•Performing conditional branching by using a Switch activity
•Adding and configuring cases for conditional branching

Implementing Coordination and Interaction Patterns
•Implementing parallel processing by using a Flow activity
•Adding and configuring Flow activity branches
•Exploring request-response interaction patterns
•Implementing a Pick activity with messages and alarm branches
•Creating an execution loop with a While activity
•Suspending a BPEL process with a Wait activity

Handling Exceptions in Composite Applications
•Describing basic error handling and propagation in SOA Composites
•Describing the SOA fault management framework
•Creating a WSDL fault and message for a synchronous service
•Creating messages for asynchronous faults
•Throwing faults in a BPEL process
•Catching faults in a BPEL process

Managing Transactions with Services
•Describing transactions with services
•Managing transactions with the Database adapter
•Describing and accessing Service Data Objects with Entity Variables
•Managing transactions with SDOs
•Understanding compensation handling within a BPEL process

Implementing Human Task Services
•Describing Human Task Concepts
•Designing a Human Task
•Invoking a Human Task from a BPEL process
•Generating ADF Task Forms for Human Tasks
•Adding E-mail Notification to a BPEL process

Developing Business Rules
•Explaining business rules concepts
•Describing the Oracle Business Rules architecture
•Creating rules and decision tables by using Oracle JDeveloper Rule Editor
•Integrating a simple rule with a BPEL process
•Describing the role of the Rules SDK

Testing and Debugging Composite Applications
•Creating test suites for composite applications
•Testing initiation of inbound messages, emulating outbound, fault, and callback messages
•Creating test cases with value-based and XML-based assertions
•Evaluating techniques and tool for debugging applications

Securing Services and Composite Applications
•Explaining security for services
•Describing the Fusion Middleware security architecture
•Attaching security policies at design time in JDeveloper
•Attaching security policies post-deployment in Enterprise Manager
•Discussing security propagation between applications and an SOA Composite

Designing and Managing Business Events
•Describing the Event Delivery Network
•Explaining the Event Delivery Network Configuration Types
•Describing Event Definition Language (EDL)
•Creating a business event
•Publishing an event
•Subscribing to an event
•Managing events in Oracle Enterprise Manager

Monitoring Composite Applications with Sensors and Oracle BAM
•Creating and configuring BPEL sensors
•Creating and configuring Composite sensors
•Viewing Sensor information in Enterprise Manager
•Publishing Sensors to Oracle BAM
•Viewing BPEL sensor information in a BAM Dashboard
•Introducing Oracle Complex Event Processing (CEP)

Start Date:2011-05-09

Start Time:09:00

End Date:2011-05-13

End Time:18:00

Description: This course teaches Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control Console to perform administrative tasks such as deploying SOA composite applications, configuring SOA composite application resources, monitoring SOA composite applications, managing and monitoring service engines, and updating the state of SOA composite applications.

They also learn how to troubleshoot SOA composite applications by performing corrective actions such as fault recovery.

Audience:
•Administrator
•SOA Architect
•Security Administrators
•System Administrator
•System Integrator

Required Prerequisites:
•Basic knowledge of SQL queries
•Familiarity with basic Web Service concepts
•Knowledge of Oracle WebLogic Server Administration

Duration : 5 Days (8 hrs a day)

Course Topics:

Introducing SOA and Oracle SOA Suite 11g
•Describing Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) Concepts
•Introducing Service Component Architecture (SCA) Composite Applications
•Describing Oracle SOA Suite 11g Architecture and Components
•Introducing Oracle SOA Suite 11g Administration Tools

Installing Oracle SOA Suite 11g
•Creating SOA Schemas with the Repository Creation Utility
•Installing Oracle SOA Suite 11g
•Configuring an Oracle WebLogic Domain with SOA Suite 11g Components
•Exploring Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control Console

Managing SOA Composite Applications
•Describing Composite Application Structure and Dependencies
•Deploying Composite Applications
•Testing and Monitoring Composite Applications
•Managing Composite Application Life Cycle

Administering the SOA Infrastructure
•Configuring Oracle SOA Suite 11g SOA Infrastructure Properties
•Monitoring SOA Infrastructure Run-time Information

Administering Oracle JCA Adapters and Binding Components
•Describing JCA Adapters and Binding Components
•Configuring JCA Adapter Properties
•Configuring File, Database, and JMS JCA Adapter Run-time Resources
•Monitoring JCA Adapter Instances and Faults

Administering BPEL Process Service Components and Engines
•Describing BPEL Components and Service Engine
•Configuring BPEL Service Engine Properties
•Tracking Messages in a Composite Application With a BPEL Process
•Monitoring BPEL Process Component Instances
•Managing BPEL Process Component Instances and Faults

Administering Oracle Mediator Service Components and Engines
•Describing Mediator Components and Service Engines
•Configuring Mediator Service Engine Properties
•Monitoring Mediator Component Instances and Routing Iinformation
•Managing Mediator Faults

Administering Decision Service Components and Business Rules Service Engines
•Describing Decision Services and Business Rules Service Engines
•Monitoring Business Rules Service Engine Instances and Faults

Administering Oracle User Messaging Service
•Describing User Messaging Service (UMS) Architecture and Components
•Configuring UMS for Human Workflow and BPEL Process Components
•Configuring Oracle WebLogic Server Embedded LDAP Server
•Configuring the Email Messaging Driver
•Testing UMS Services

Administering Human Task Service Components and Human Workflow Service Engines
•Describing Human Workflow Components and Service Engine
•Configuring the Human Workflow Services
•Configuring Human Workflow Task Service Properties
•Exploring the Worklist Application for Task Management
•Describing User Messaging Preferences

Administering Oracle BPMN Process Service Components and Engines
•Describing BPMN Process Service Components and Engines
•Configuring BPMN Process Service Components and Engines
•Monitoring Oracle BPMN Process Service Components and Engines

Administering Oracle Business Activity Monitoring
•Describing Oracle BAM Components and Architecture
•Configuring the Oracle BAM Adapter
•Configuring Oracle BAM Server Properties
•Managing Oracle BAM Users and Distribution Lists
•Monitoring BAM Activity and Components

Administering Oracle B2B
•Describing the B2B Components and Concepts
•Describing the B2B Console and Administration Tasks
•Configuring a B2B Inplementation
•Testing a B2B Implementation
•Monitoring B2B Messages in Oracle B2B Console

Administering Business Events
•Describing Business Events
•Describing the Event Delivery Network Architecture
•Managing Business Event Subscriptions
•Monitoring Business Event Occurences

Configuring Security Services and Policies
•Describing Oracle Web Services Manager Functionality
•Describing Web Service Security Concepts
•Creating a Simple Web Service Security Policy
•Securing a Service Endpoint with the Security Policy
•Monitoring Web Service Security Violations

Tuning Performance of Oracle SOA Suite and Components
•Implementing Best Practice Starting and Stopping Managed Servers
•Extending SOA Database Tablespaces
•Managing connection thresholds
•Optimizing Loading of Enterprise Manager Metric Page Information
•Purging data from Dehydration Store

Troubleshooting Oracle SOA Suite
•Resolving Managed Server Startup Problems
•Managing Connection Timeouts
•Identifying Log Files
•Configuring Log Levels
•Viewing Log File Entries
•Identifying and Resolving Common Application Problems

Configuring High Availability for Oracle SOA Suite
•Describing Types of High Availability Options
•Describing High Availability Implementations

Backing Up and Recovery of Oracle SOA Suite Instances
•Adopting a Backup and Recovery Strategy
•Backing Up Oracle Fusion Middleware Environments
•Backing Up the SOA Database Schemas
•Recovering Oracel Fusion Middleware Environments
•Recovering SOA Database Schemas

Start Date:2011-05-16

Start Time:09:00

End Date:2011-05-20

End Time:18:00

Description: The course covers the foundations of SOA-enabled applications, and standards that enable SOA implementations, Web Services, Adapters, Business Process Execution Language (BPEL) for process orchestration.

Audience:
•SOA Architect
•Business Analysts
•Sales Consultants
•Technical Consultant
•J2EE Developer
•Application Developers

Required Prerequisites:
•XML, XML Schema, XPath, and XSLT, Web Service basics, such as WSDL and SOAP

Duration : 2 Days (8 hrs a day)

Overview of SOA and SCA Concepts
•Describing Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
•Reviewing of Services and key standards
•Explaining Service Component Architecture (SCA) and Service Data Object (SDO)
•Describing Event Driven Architecture (EDA)
•Discussing the course application and environment

Designing Composite Applications with Oracle SOA Suite 11g
•Explaining the Oracle SOA Suite 11g architecture and components
•Implementing an SOA application design approach
•Describing basic synchronous and asynchronous interaction patterns
•Discussing the course application implementation with Oracle SOA Suite 11g

Creating a Composite Application
•Creating, editing, and deploying a composite application
•Creating composite service entry points
•Creating composite components, such as Mediator, BPEL, Human Task, and

Business Rule components
•Creating service references
•Wiring composite constructs
•Testing a composite using Web based interfaces
•Introducing working with adapters
•Create a file adapter service reference

Managing and Monitoring a Composite Application
•Managing SOA composite application by using Oracle Enterprise Manager
•Tracking messages through SOA composite application by using Oracle

Enterprise Manager
•Deploying a composite application
•Un-deploying a composite application
•Moving a composite application to a production environment

Creating Adapter Services
•Introducing the adapter framework
•Identifying types of adapters
•Invoking a File adapter to read a file
•Implement a Database adapter to query database data
•Working with the JMS adapter

Working with Mediator Components
•Explaining the Service Infrastructure
•Creating a Mediator component
•Defining a Routing Service
•Adding Routing Rules
•Creating XSL Transformations with the XSLT Mapper
•Creating content-based routing filters
•Exploring Domain-Value Maps and cross references

Developing a Simple BPEL Component
•Creating BPEL components
•Describing the Types BPEL Process Structure
•Structuring a BPEL Process with Scope activities
•Choosing global or local variables
•Creating an Assign activity
•Defining copy operations for the Assign activity
•Creating and configuring a Transform activity

Orchestrating Services with BPEL
•Describing conditions for business process orchestration
•Providing and accessing services from BPEL
•Importing XML schemas and setting message types
•Creating and configuring a Partner Link
•Invoking a service synchronously and asynchronously
•Describing WS-Addressing and correlation concepts
•Performing conditional branching by using a Switch activity
•Adding and configuring cases for conditional branching

Start Date:2011-04-25