• Implement eCommerce Gateway with Oracle B2B
• Understand SOA concepts and technology
• Learn to Integrate Oracle B2B with Oracle SOA Suite
• Create SOA Composite application using JDeveloper
• Orchestrate business process flows by using BPEL
• Work with Mediator components for routing and transformations
• Work with Oracle EBusiness Suite Adapter
• Perform administration and monitoring tasks of SOA Composite applications
• Test, debug, and troubleshoot a SOA Composite application
• Build real-time operational dashboards, monitoring and alerting applications with Oracle BAM

Part I – Introduction to B2B and Oracle B2B Document Editor

Oracle B2B Document Editor is a tool that helps in authoring the EDI-X12 guideline files for various transaction sets. The guideline files are needed by Oracle B2B for validating the inbound/outbound EDI-X12 data. Guideline file for 4020/850 purchase order and 4020/855 and the relating xsd’s will be generated a part of the course.

• Exploring workspace
• Guideline Authoring
• Access EDI Standards
• SpecBuilder UI
• Exclude Nodes
• Edit Node Properties
• Review Document Options
• Export a Guideline
• Working with test data
• Validating Data files

Part II – Oracle B2B

Oracle Integration B2B is a multi-protocol gateway that enables the deployment of industry recognized standards. This course deals with understanding the architecture of Oracle Integration B2B and details of creating and managing trading partners, work with different business protocols, understand and use business protocol editor, create agreement between two partners. Also this course deals with the integration of B2B with BPEL.
One Trading partner will be set up with 4020/850 outbound transaction and 4020/855 inbound transaction.

Introduction and concepts

• Introduction to Oracle Application Server Integration B2B
• Getting Started with the User Interface Tool
• Supported Protocols
• Communicating with Host Trading Partner Applications

Using the User Interface for Design-Time and Deployment Tasks

• Managing Business Protocols
• Creating Trading Partners
• Managing Trading Partners
• Creating and Managing Trading Partner Agreements
• Creating and Deploying a Configuration

Administration, Monitoring, and Security Tasks

• Administering Oracle Application Server Integration B2B
• Creating Reports
• Oracle Application Server Integration B2B Security

Exception Handling

• Outbound Message Exceptions
• Inbound Exception Handling Scenario

Part II – Oracle SOA Introduction, Oracle BPEL and JDeveloper

• Learn to configure :
• BPEL to receive the inbound 4020/850 transaction from Oracle B2B
• BPEL to send outbound 4020/855 transaction to Oracle B2B

Introduction to SOA Suite 11g

• Introduction to SOA Suite 11g
• Introduction to SOA Composites
• Understand SOA Composite components
• Introduction to SOA Composite Editors

BPEL basics (introduce BPEL and activities)

• The basic concepts of Oracle BPEL Process Manager
• Oracle BPEL Process Manager Implementation Options
• Oracle BPEL Process Manager Designer
• BPEL PM Designer Layout – the Integration Perspective
• Creating a BPEL Process
• Adding Activities
• XPath Expression Builder
• XPath Functions
• Deploying the BPEL Process
• Exploring Oracle BPEL Console (Administer and Monitor processes)

Orchestrating Services with BPEL

• BPEL Process Modeling Support in JDeveloper
• Importing XML Schemas and WSDL Locators
• Support for Validation, Deployment, and Lifecycle Management
• Orchestrate services through BPEL for a Synchronous Service
• Orchestrate services through BPEL for an Asynchronous Service
• Partner Link Concepts and Use

Fault Handling and Exception Management

• Defining Events
• Configuring Timeouts
• Handling Faults
• Catching Exceptions
• Compensation Management

Transformation Services

• Transformation Service and Tool
• Functions (Standard, User, and Extended)
• Map Testing and Analysis
• XSLT Mapping Tool
• Auto Mapping

Part IV – Oracle AS Adapters (Database and File) & Oracle Mediator

Adapters

• Adapter Concepts
• Configuring Database Adapter
• Configuring File Adapter

Introduction to Oracle Mediator

• Mediator concepts
• Mediator Architecture
• Creating, Configuring, and Managing Oracle Mediator
• Managing Oracle Mediator Components

Routing Services and Routing Rules

• Introducing routing services and routing rules
• Specifying routing services
• Specifying Routing Rules
• Working with Transformation
• Working with Filters

XSLT Data mapper and Transformations

• Introduction to XSLT Data mapper
• Using Data mapper to create xsl
• Mapping basics
• Adding functions
• Working with XPATH expressions
• Auto mapping
• Testing the Map

Domain-Value Maps

• Introduction to domain value map
• Creating and populating DVM
• Exporting and Importing DVM
• Editing DVM
• Using DVM in transformation

Error Handling

• Overview of Error Handling
• Inbound Adapter Error Handling
• User Error Handling
• Resubmitting Messages on Errors

Tracking Message Instances

• Understanding Instance view elements
• Enable and disable instance tracking
• View instance details and Statistics
• Purging message instances

Part V – Oracle AS Adapter for E-Business Suite

Oracle AS Adapters aid in integration of various applications with SOA Suite. Object of this course is to provide understanding about Oracle AS Adapter for Oracle E-Business Suite

• Inbound and Outbound Services
• Configuring Oracle Applications Adapter using Business Events for publication and Open
• Interfaces for subscription of data
• Demonstrate XML Gateway integration (if time permits)

Part VI – Oracle Business Activity Monitoring

Oracle Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) is a complete solution for building real-time operational dashboards, monitoring and alerting applications over the web. In this course participants learn to create, save, edit, view, and share reports and dashboards.

• Describe the Oracle BAM Architecture components and their relationships.
• Identify the types of Enterprise Message Sources and explaining how to configure them
• Define and view external data sources
• Create, edit, and delete Active Data Cache (ADC) data objects. Describing the purpose and functionality of calculated fields, lookup fields, and external data objects
• Describe the concepts, benefits, and process of creating reports. Creating, viewing, sharing, saving, and editing reports
• Describe the different view types available in Oracle BAM. Using the views to create Oracle BAM reports

5 days