This course introduces you to the basics of Service Oriented Architectures (SOA), the Oracle BPEL Process manager and Human Workflow. Oracle BPEL Process Manager is the component of Oracle Fusion Middleware that enables organizations to model and deploy business processes based on the Business Process Execution Language for Web Services (BPEL) standard.

In this course you will learn to design and develop BPEL processes, understand and implement workflows using Human Task, understand the worklist application and test the processes.

Prerequisites

• Knowledge of XML technologies (XML, XSD, XPATH…)
• Knowledge of Web service technologies (WSDL, SOAP, and UDDI)

Schedule

Duration 3 days

Fee - $2000

Weekday

Start Date	End Date
May 3 2010	May 5 2010
Jul 12 2010	Jul 14 2010
Sep 13 2010	Sep 15 2010

Weekend

Dates

Jun 19, 20, 26

Objectives

• Learn basic concepts of SOA
• Understand the JDeveloper IDE for building a BPEL process
• Build a BPEL process (synchronous and asynchronous business services)
• Understand the basic concepts and architecture of Oracle BPEL Process Manager
• Invoke services through the creation of partner links
• Learn to use adapter services in your BPEL process
• Understand and implement fault handling and exceptions
• Administer Oracle BPEL Process Manager and monitor business processes
• Deploy and run a BPEL process in development and production environments
• Incorporate email, fax, pager, and voice notifications within BPEL processes
• Understand and use Oracle Web Service Monitor
• Extend a BPEL Process with Human Workflow Management
• Understand the Worklist Application

Course content

• Basic Concepts and Architecture

  • Overview of service-oriented architecture (SOA)
  • Overview XML, XSD, XPath, XSLT, SOAP, WSDL, UDDI
  • Overview of the BPEL Standard
  • The basic concepts of Oracle BPEL Process Manager
  • BPEL Process Manager components
  
  
• Oracle BPEL Process Manager basics
  • Oracle BPEL Process Manager Concepts, components
  • Oracle BPEL Process Manager Designer (JDeveloper)
  • BPEL PM Designer Layout - the Integration Perspective
  • Applications and Projects
  • Creating a BPEL Process
  • XPath Expression Builder
  • Deploying the BPEL Process
  • Exploring Oracle BPEL Console (Administer and Monitor processes)
  
  
• Orchestrating Services with BPEL
  • Overview of Partner Link
  • Orchestrate services through BPEL for a Synchronous Service
  • Orchestrate services through BPEL for an Asynchronous Service
  
  
• Parallel Processing and Conditional Branching
  • Processing with Parallel Flows
  • Using FlowN activity
  • Conditional Branching
  
  
• Fault Handling and Exception Management
  • Events and Timeouts
  • Fault and Exception Handling
  • Compensation Management
  
  
• Transformation Services
  • Transformation Service
  • Map Testing and Analysis
  • XSLT Mapping Tool
  • Auto Mapping
  
  
• Adapters and Accessing Adapter from BPEL
  • Adapter Framework
  • Supported and Bundled Adapters
  • Oracle Application Adapter Service
  • File and FTP Adapter
  • Advanced Queuing
  • Database and JMS adapters
  
  
• Notifications
  • Notification service concepts
  • Adding and configuring a Notification Service
  
  
• Sensors
  • Sensor Concepts
  • Implementing Sensors and Sensor Action
  • Sensors and Oracle BPEL Control
  
  
• Human Workflow and Worklists
  • Human Workflow Service Concepts
  • Features of workflow service
  • Workflow service components
  • Modeling Workflows
  • Worklist Application Features
  
  
• Working with Oracle WSM Component
  • Oracle WSM Components
  • Gateway and Server Agent
  • Policy Management in Oracle WSM
  • Oracle WSM Monitoring and Auditing

Questions?