Oracle SOA 11g Training

Topics Covered: – XML, XSD, XPATH, WSDL, SOAP, Webservices, Fusion Middleware Installation, BPEL, Mediator, FTP Adapter, File Adapter, DB Adapter, JMS Adapter, EDN, Human Work Flow, Business Rules & Error Handling,  Domain Value Mapping, SOA Design and Build Standards, SOA Administration Basics, Database and FTP Tools, Webservice Testing Tools, Real Time Scenarios, Case Study.

Detailed Syllabus

Introduction to the Course and Course Contents

Describe Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) concepts
Details about what to download and from where for SOA 11g Installation
Technical and Business Benefits of SOA
Discussion on market value and prerequisites
Demo

Service-Oriented Architecture Concepts

Identify standards that enable SOA – XML, XSD, XPATH, XSL,WSDL & SOAP

Review Service Component Architecture (SCA)

Describe Oracle SOA Suite 11g components

Practice

Install SOA Suite 11g and configure JDeveloper
Basic Concepts and Weblogic Server 11g - Domains, Servers, Homes
Overview Weblogic Domains and Managed Servers

Orchestrating Services with BPEL

Define a composite application

Describe SOA Composite Editor

Explain BPEL Components activities and partner Links

Practice

Understand BPEL designer (JDeveloper) and activities

BPEL PM Designer Layout - the Integration Perspective
Applications and Projects (Composites)
Creating your first BPEL Process - HelloWorld
XPath Expression Builder
Deploying the BPEL Process
Managing Deployments/Un-Deployments with Enterprise Manager 11g

Synchronous and Asynchronous BPEL Processes

Orchestrating Services with BPEL

What does synchronous mean

What does asynchronous mean. 

Overview of Partner Link. 

Practice

Create a synchronous process

Create an asynchronous process
Using soapUI for calling and testing web services

Parallel processing and Conditional branching

Practice

Create an application to illustrate the use of parallel processing and conditional branching

Advanced BPEL Concepts

Describe Exception Handling in Composite Applications

Describe the Fault Management Framework and its limitations.

Describe Compensation handling within a BPEL process

Describe Correlation concepts

Using Sensors

Using DVMs

Practice

Throwing simple faults and faults with variable

Returning faults to client by adding fault message to WSDL

How to use Fault Framework (Fault Policy and Fault Binding)
Best practices for fault handling

Human Workflow

Describe Human Workflow Concepts, Features and Architecture

Design Human Tasks and Services

Invoke a Human Task from a BPEL process

Practice

Simple Approval using Human Workflow.

Business Rules

Explain business rules concepts

Describe the Oracle Business Rules architecture

Describe Oracle Rules Engine

Create a rule with the Jdeveloper Rules Designer

Integrate a simple rule with a BPEL Process

Embedding Java in BPEL process

Practice

Use Java embedding to set/get BPEL variables, for logging

Introduction to Adapters

Describe adapter concepts and framework        

Describe Technology adapters: File, Database, JMS, etc           

Describe Applications Adapters Ebiz suite etc

Practice

Read and write a file using file adapter

Publish and subscribe messages using JMS Adapter

More Adapters Concepts

Dynamic Partnerlinks

Externalizing properties using End point properties

Practice

Retrieving records from a table using DB adapter.

Insert data into JMS queue using JMS adapter

Working with Mediator Components

Explain the Mediator component and its features

Define business events and the Event Delivery Network (EDN)

Create and configure a Mediator service component

Practice

Create Mediator Routing Rules

Create and configure a Mediator service component

Monitoring and managing SOA 11g Deployment

Describe Deploy and Un-deploy SOA Composite application

Describe Management of SOA Composite application using the Enterprise Manager

Practice

Deploying applications using Enterprise Manager Console

Database and FTP Client Tools

Describes How to use Database and FTP Tools in a production environment

SOA 11G Design and Build Standards

Describes the design standards and implementation best practices adopted by various IT  Major Organizations for their integration projects .This defines design and build standard to which designers and developers should adhere to when designing and building Oracle FMW components. The standards provide consistency within the integration layer, and will also assist less experienced designers and developers on how to effectively use the tools within Oracle SOA.

The standards help insure high quality, extensibility, consistent approach to integration, ease of maintenance, and compatibility with changes. Customizations, modifications, or extensions to integration processes must also follow strict standards for many of the same reasons.

Project

                Description of real time project.

e-Care technologies
The Director
No-24, 1st Floor, 2nd Main Cross Road,
Vinayaka Layout,
Near Multiplex, Munnekolala
OPP: SGR Dental College
Marthahalli, Bangalore - 37.

Contact no: +91 9844752189, 9845642721