Oracle - Oracle SOA Suite 10g: Services Orchestration

KURSZIEL
Oracle - Oracle SOA Suite 10g: Services Orchestration: Zielgruppe

• Java-Entwickler
• Businessanalytiker
• Technischer Berater

Kursziele

• Explain the SOA concepts and terminology as related to integration technology
• Develop and deploy BPEL processes to an Oracle SOA Suite 10g environment. This includes developing a BPEL process to invoke synchronous and asynchronous business services
• Design and integrate services by using Oracle ESB to move and transform message data between service end points
• Define business rules by using Rule Author of Oracle Business Rules, and implement the business rules in a BPEL process through a decision service
• Secure message contents and exchanges between service endpoints by using Oracle Web Services Manager
• Monitor Oracle SOA Suite 10g components by using Oracle Application Server Control, Oracle BPEL Control, Oracle ESB Control, and Oracle Web Services Manager Control

ZIELGRUPPE
Zielgruppe

• Java-Entwickler
• Businessanalytiker
• Technischer Berater

Kursziele

• Explain the SOA concepts and terminology as related to integration technology
• Develop and deploy BPEL processes to an Oracle SOA Suite 10g environment. This includes developing a BPEL process to invoke synchronous and asynchronous business services
• Design and integrate services by using Oracle ESB to move and transform message data between service end points
• Define business rules by using Rule Author of Oracle Business Rules, and implement the business rules in a BPEL process through a decision service
• Secure message contents and exchanges between service endpoints by using Oracle Web Services Manager
• Monitor Oracle SOA Suite 10g components by using Oracle Application Server Control, Oracle BPEL Control, Oracle ESB Control, and Oracle Web Services Manager Control

KURSINHALT
In this course, the participants learn the concepts of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and how to implement a SOA strategy by using Oracle SOA Suite 10g (10.1.3.4) and related software.
Participants learn how to

• Create composite SOA-based applications that build on Web services
• Integrate services through an Enterprise Services Bus (ESB) and service adapters
• Orchestrate and integrate a business process that includes human workflow management by using the Oracle BPEL Process Manager
• Implement decision services with Oracle Business Rules
• Secure services with Oracle Web Services Manager.

Participants use a Java EE Web-based application interface to initiate services registered and deployed in Oracle SOA Suite 10g. All practice development is performed by using Oracle JDeveloper 10g.
Learn To:

• Develop composite style SOA applications
• Integrate services by using an Enterprise Service Bus
• Develop business process flows by using BPEL
• Implement Human Workflow with a BPEL process
• Secure Web and SOA Services by using Oracle Web Services Manager

Kursthemen
Introducing SOA Concepts and Design Principles

• Why Service-Oriented Architectures?
• Creating a Service Portfolio
• Standards enabling SOA
• Identifying elements of an SOA design approach
• Introduction to SOA Governance

Implementing Applications with Oracle SOA Suite 10g

• Overview of Oracle SOA Suite
• Describing the course environment
• Describing the OrderBooking practice scenario
• Implementing OrderBooking with Oracle SOA Suite

Integrating Systems as Services through Adapters

• Introducing Adapter Services
• Describing the Adapter Framework
• Identifying OracleAS Adapter Types
• Describing Technology Adapters
• Application and Legacy Adapters
• Implementing Adapters Services in an ESB Project
• Implementing Adapters Services in an BPEL Project

Configuring Oracle Enterprise Service Bus

• ESB as a Foundation for SOA-based Services
• Describing the Benefits of ESB
• Integrating Services through the ESB
• Working with the Oracle ESB Designer
• Defining Routing Services and Routing Rules
• Testing a Service Exposed through the ESB
• Creating and using a Domain Value Map
• Describing common ESB Interaction Patterns

Developing a Simple BPEL Process

• Describing Oracle BPEL Process Designer
• Creating a BPEL Process Project
• Building expressions with the XPath Expression Builder
• Deploying the BPEL Process
• Working with the Oracle BPEL Control
• Describing Scopes, global, and local BPEL variables

Orchestrating Services with BPEL

• Assigning message types to BPEL Process variables
• Invoking a synchronous service
• Invoking an asynchronous service
• Describing WS-Addressing and Correlation
• Implementing Conditional Branching

Processing BPEL Activities in Parallel

• Processing in parallel with the Flow Activity
• Adding a While Activity for execution loops
• Suspending a process with a Wait activity
• Implementing a Pick Activity
• Defining BPEL Deployment Descriptor Properties
• Obtaining property values in BPEL
• Updating property values at runtime

Handling Exceptions in ESB and BPEL

• Exception management in ESB
• Identify, locate, and handle errors in ESB
• Configuring notification channels in ESB
• Using trackable fields in ESB
• Reporting faults in a synchronous BPEL processes
• Reporting faults in an asynchronous BPEL processes
• Implementing fault handling in a BPEL Process
• Configuring a Catch and CatchAll branches

Managing Transformations and Transactions in BPEL

• Add a Transform Activity to BPEL process
• Configuring a Transform Activity
• Understanding database transaction management issues
• Executing transactional services from ESB and BPEL
• Managing transactions with the Database Adapter
• Compensation handling within a BPEL process

Monitoring and Logging ESB and BPEL Components

• Incorporate sensors within a BPEL process
• Monitor BPEL Processes and Sensor Information by Using the BPEL Control
• Working for Oracle SOA Suite log files

Developing Business Rules

• Explain business rules concepts
• Describe the Oracle Business Rules architecture
• Explain the role of the Rule Repository
• Describe Oracle Rules Engine
• Create a simple rule with Oracle Rule Author
• Integrate a simple rule with a BPEL process
• Describe the role of the Rules SDK

Implementing Human Workflow in BPEL

• Human workflow management concepts
• Implementing human workflow services in BPEL with a Human Task
• Managing task assignments in the Worklist application
• Generating a Task Form to display task information
• Implementing an e-mail notification service in BPEL

Configuring the Oracle WSM Components

• Implementing WS-Security Policies
• Defining a Policy Enforcement Point
• Configuring a Gateway and Agent
• Defining a Security Policy by using Oracle WSM
• Creating a Policy for a Gateway and Agent
• Registering a Policy with a Gateway and Agent
• Managing Security Policies
• Defining Oracle WSM Management Roles

Securing BPEL and ESB Services with Oracle WSM

• Creating and configuring a client agent to invoke a secured Web service from BPEL
• Securing a BPEL Process
• Enabling the BPEL process to pass Authentication Details to the Web service
• Managing Security of ESB Services

Monitoring and Reporting with Oracle WSM

• Monitoring Web Services
• Operating the Oracle WSM Monitor
• Monitoring Web Service Performance
• Creating Alarm Rules and Viewing Alarm Events

Appendix: Installing Oracle SOA Suite 10g

• Preparing an Oracle Database 10g for Oracle SOA Suite 10g
• Installing Oracle SOA Suite 10g
• Configuring Java Single Sign-On

Appendix: Designing Transformations with the XSLT Mapper

• Mapping elements in an XSL Transformation
• Specifying a dictionary for mapping elements
• Testing XSL Transformations

Appendix: Integrating Java Applications and BPEL

• Writing a Java application to invoke a BPEL process
• Sending request data to a BPEL process
• Obtaining response data from a BPEL process

Appendix: Integrating with Legacy Systems through Adapters

• Describing Oracle Applications Adapter concepts
• Configuring the run-time connections for the Oracle Application Adapter
• Configuring the design-time connection for the Oracle Application Adapter
• Creating and configuring Oracle Applications Adapter service
• Designing BPEL activities to invoke the Oracle Applications Adapter

Appendix: Exploring Interaction Patterns

• Describing various BPEL interaction patterns
• Differentiating synchronous and asynchronous interaction patterns

Appendix: Web Services for SOA

• Defining a service
• Describing key service artifacts
• Creating, deploying, and testing a Java Web service
• Consuming a Web service by using Oracle JDeveloper

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