Oracle SOA 11g / BPEL /Fusion Middleware Training

Excellent training on Oracle SOA suite11g/BPEL starting from XML basics to complex SOA exercises on integration level

Topics Covered

SOA Course Content & Topics Covered: – XML, XSD, XPATH, WSDL, web services. 1. Why SOA 2. Why Oracle SOA 3. Advantages of SOA over other technologies 4. What is Oracle SOA suite 5. Components of SOA suite 6. SCA architecture 7. Orchestration vs choreography 8. 10g to 11g 9. BPEL 10. Mediator 11. Human Task 12. Business rules 13. Basics of BAM 14. How BPEL/Mediator talk/communicate with outside world 15. Complex and primitive Activities in BPEL 16. While, Switch, sequence, scope, pick 17. Synchronous & Asynchronous Types 18. Correlation sets (Asynchronous communication) 19. Ws –Addressing (Default correlation) 20. Flow & flown 21. Mechanisms of SOA suite (Adapters/Webservice call/Schedulers/Polling) 22. Adapters (Database, File/ftp, JMS (queue /topic)) 23. Error Handling ( Catch/CatchAll mechanism, Fault policy mechanism) 24. Different faults in Runtime, business faults handling 25. Transactions ( participation of 2 components in a TXN, Committing and rolling back TXN) 26. Dehydration – Default dehydration points, manual Dehydration, Dehydration Tables 27. Domain value mapping 28. Cross references 29. Mediator Sequential/Parallel Routing rules 30. Static and dynamic routing 31. Resequencing in mediator 32. Java embedding and its importance/use in BPEL flow 33. Compensate 34. OnAlarm / OnMessage different uses with respect to Pick And w.r.to Scope activities 35. Signals & their usecase 36. Preference variable in bpel 37. Different Xpath functions available in BPEL expressions 38. Xslt transformation 39. Exposing a java class as web service’ 40. Basics of MDS 41. Different Interaction patterns Adhoc:- 1. Calling java classes from bpel vice versa 2. email 3. multi threading in BPEL 4. Scheduler theoretical knowledge 5. Dynamic partner link 6. Security 7. Performance tuning 8. Different places of logs to debug 9. SVN ( Code repository) 10. Deployment 11. Consoles 12. Basics of OSB ( proxy & business services) 13. Mock Interviews AIA (Additional on request) :- 1. Why AIA 2. Architecture of AIA 3. Components of AIA 4. ABCS ( Application business connector services) 5. EBO ( Enterprise business Objects) 6. EBM ( enterprise business message) 7. EBS ( Enterprise Business servive) 8. EBF ( Enterprise Business flow) 9. PIPs 10. CAVS (Composite application validation system) 11. AIA Customizations ( Schema ext, Xform ext, EBS ext, EBS routing ext.., ABCS ext) 12. Architectural considerations for AIA Components design

Who should attend

Who are trying to enter IT with a hot skill like SOA 11g / AIA ( Application Integration Architecure)

Pre-requisites

Nothing. Every basic will be taught in classroom itself

What you need to bring

A laptop if possible to do enormous exercises

Key Takeaways

Excellent knowledge in Oracle SOA/fusion BPEL and AIA