Oracle SOA Online Training
Oracle SOA Online Training
Oracle SOA Online Training Course Content:
XML, XSD, Xpath, Xslt W/S, WSDL, SOAP
Intro to SCA – Architecture
- Logical
- Physical
Intro to MDS (Mata Data Store)
Intro to Dehyderation Store
BPEL (Business Process Execution Language)
- Language Structure
- Partnerlinks
- Process
- scope, compensation block
- variables
- Sequence
- Activities
- SCA with Simple BPEL with request reply activities
- SCA with BPEL and reference
- Using assign activity
- Expressions
- Swithch/ Case
- Looping
- Difference b/w Sync and Async BPEL
- Fault Handling
- Fault types
- BPEL System faults
- Creating and raising custom fault
- Creating fault in WSDL
- Catch all and catch specific fault
- Fault policy
- Human intervention action
- Retry action
- and introduction to Java actionand other remaining actions
- Fault binding
- Composite and component level
- Fault handling in Sync BPEL
- Fault handling in Async BPEL
- Industry Best practices
- Correlation
- Dynamic Partner link
- Parallel processing
- Working with preference properties
- Transaction Management
- Introduction 2-phase commit. XA (Global Transaction)
- Transactions in Sync BPEL / invokes
- Transactions in Async BPEL / invokes
- Transaction controlling properties
- Check point
- Roll back fault
- Industry best practices
- Compensation
- Why compensation
- How to compensate
- Compensation block of scope
- Compensating scope
- Industry best practices
- Pick activity
- Pick
- On message
- On timer (SLA implementation)
- wait activity
- Working with email notifications
- congifuguring email server
- working with email notification activity
- Introduction to Adapters (JCA architecture)
- DB Adapter
- Introduction to DB adater
- Configuring Data source
- What is multi data source
- Configuring DBAdapter connection factory
- Performing CRUD (Create Read Update and Delete) on table
- Calling stored procedure
- Introduction to Wrapper packages
- Polling
- Delete and logical delete strategy
- Debatching
- fine tuning polling configuration
- Transaction management
- Tuning polling interval
- DB Adapter best practices
- Execute plain SQL statement
- Oracle Apps Adapter
- Introduction to Apps adapter
- Configuring Apps Adapter – CF
- Introduction to Business events
- Using business events
- Introduction to XML Gateway
- JMS Adapter
- Introduction to JMS
- Configuring JMS Adapter
- Configuring persistent store
- Configuring JMS server
- Configure JMS Module
- Configure JMS Q CF
- Configure JmS Q
- Configure JMS topic
- Configuring JMSAdapter CF
- Introduction to JMS operations
- Publishing a message to JMS Q
- Consuming a message from JMS Q
- Introduction to Opaque Schema
- Introduction to AQ and MQ
- File Adapter
- Introduction to file adapter
- Native Schema
- CSV (Comma seperated value)
- Fixed length
- Introduction to cobol copy book
- Physical Directory & Logical directory
- Writing to a file
- Dynamic file name
- Reading from a file
- De batching
- Introduction to FTP
- Human Workflow
- Introduction to HW
- Configuring users and groups
- Introduction to worklist app
- Create simple Human approval task
- Generate ADF screens for Human task
- Deploying ADF application (Human Task)
- Working with HT (Approve/reject and etc.,)
- Signal Concept in BPEL
- Understanding Master & worker BPEL processes
- Sending signal from Master BPEL
- Receiving signal in worker BPEL
- Sending signal from worker BPEL
- Receiving signal in master BPEL
- Best practices
- Mediator
- Introduction to mediator
- Working with routing rule
- Working with filter condition
- Business Rules
- Introduction to business rules
- Working with Facts
- Working with Rules and rule sets
- Introduction to decission table
- BPEL to invoke BR
- Working with BR run time (SOA composer)
- EDN (Event Driven Network Model)
- Introduction to EDN
- Defining events
- Rasing event from Mediator
- Rasing event from BPEL
- Receiving event from BPEL
- Receiving event from Mediator
- Sensors
- Introduction to sensors
- Sensors at composite level
- Creating BPEL activity sensor
- Creating BPEL variable sensor
- Creating BPEL JMS sensor action
- Introduction to other sensor actions
- Industry best practices
- BAM (Business Activity Monitoring)
- Introduction to BAM
- Configuring BAM Adapter
- Using BAM console
- Using Architect console to create BAM objects
- Using report console to create BAM report
- Using active viewer console to view BAM Report
- Using BAM adapter in BPEL to populate BAM objects
- Introduction / configure BAM message source
- Industry best practices
- SOA Reference Architecture
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