Oracle SOA Suite 12c: Build Composite Applications Ed 2

Suggested Prerequisite

• Knowledge of web service standards, including REST, SOAP and WSDL.
• Knowledge of XML, XML Schema, XSL Transformations and XPath

Audience

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

Course Topics

1.Introduction to Service Oriented Architecture

• Installing the Oracle SOA Suite 12c Quickstart
• Explaining Service Component Architecture
• Explaining the Oracle SOA Suite 12c Architecture and Components
• Explaining Business Events and the Event Delivery Network
• Describing Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
• Reviewing of Services and Key Standards

2. Getting Started with Composite Applications

• Defining a Routing Service
• Creating XSL and XQuery Transformations with the XSLT Mapper
• Creating a Mediator Component
• Introducing Working with Adapters
• Discussing XSD and Web Services Description Language (WSDL)
• Examining the composite.xml Source
• Describing Basic Synchronous and Asynchronous Interaction Patterns
• Creating a File Adapter Service Reference

3. Managing and Monitoring a Composite Application

• Using Configuration Plans
• Testing a Composite Application
• Testing a Composite Application in Enterprise Manager
• Managing SOA Applications with JDeveloper
• Versioning Applications
• Managing the Life Cycle of a Composite Application
• Discussing Application state
• Deploying a Composite Application

4. Working With Data

• Using Attributes
• Working with Native Format Data
• Introducing XSL Transformations
• Testing Transformations
• Using XPath Functions
• Discussing Data Standards
• Using the Mapper in JDeveloper

5. Using the JMS and JDBC Adapters

• Discussing Adapters and the WebLogic Application Server
• Introducing Binding Components and JCA Adapters
• Discussing Transactionality
• Configuring the JDBC Adapter
• Discussing JMS Messaging
• Introducing the Oracle JMS Adapter
• Monitoring Adapters
• Configuring JMS Resources with WebLogic Administration Console

6. Introduction to BPEL

• Discussing Variables in a BPEL Process
• Testing a BPEL Process in Enterprise Manager
• Using the BPEL Design Editor
• Using the Sequence and Scope Activities
• Defining Business Processes and BPEL
• Introducing Parts of a BPEL Process

7. More BPEL Activities

• Suspending a Process with the Wait Activity
• Parallel and Sequential Looping with the Foreach Activity
• Examining Structured and Extension BPEL 2.0 Activities
• Looping with the While Activity
• Waiting for a Message with the Pick Activity
• Conditional Branching with the If Activity
• Indexing XML Arrays Dynamically
• Processing with the Flow Activity

8. Handling Faults in Composite Applications

• Configuring Fault Policies
• Recovering Faults with Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control
• Introducing the Fault Management Framework
• Throwing Faults in BPEL Processes
• Introducing Faults and Fault Handling Options
• Returning Faults from Synchronous and Asynchronous BPEL Processes
• Introducing Compensation and Compensation Handlers
• Managing Faults in Synchronous and Asynchronous Mediators

9. Introducing Human Tasks

• Using the Worklist Application to View and Act on Task Information
• Introducing Human Tasks
• Generating and Deploying Task Display Forms
• Configuring UMS Notification Properties
• Introducing the Oracle User Messaging Service
• Creating and Configuring a Human Task in a Composite Application
• Adding a Human Task to a BPEL Process
• Sending Notifications to User’s Preferred Channel

10. Sharing Functionality

• Creating and Using Standalone Subprocesses
• Introducing Templates
• Describing the Differences Between Templates and Subprocesses
• Using the Design-time Meta Data Services (MDS) Repository to share files
• Introducing BPEL Subprocesses
• Creating and Using Project, Service Component, and Scope Activity Templates
• Creating and Using Inline Subprocesses

11. Using the REST Adapter

• Creating and Configuring a REST Adapter
• Comparing REST and SOAP Web Services
• Introducing REST Services

12. Introducing Business Rules

• Editing Business Rules at Runtime
• Describing the Oracle Business Rules Architecture
• Introducing the Business Rule Component
• Describing the Role of the Rules SDK
• Examining Business Rule Component Files
• Creating Rules and Decision Tables with the JDeveloper Rule Editor

13. Designing and Managing Business Events

• Subscribing to an Event
• Managing Events in Oracle Enterprise Manager
• Describing the Event Delivery Network
• Publishing an Event
• Creating a Business Event

14. Testing SOA Composite Applications

• Examining Results of a Test Run
• Running Test Cases
• Emulating Outbound, Fault, and Callback Messages
• Introducing the Composite Test Framework
• Discussing Test Suites and Test Cases
• Testing Initiation of Inbound Messages
• Defining Emulations and Assertions
• Using the SOA Debugger to Debug Composite Applications

15. Securing Services and Composite Applications

• Explaining Security for Services
• Attaching Security Policies Post-Deployment in Enterprise Manager
• Describing the Fusion Middleware Security Architecture
• Attaching Security Policies at Design Time in JDeveloper