SOA

SOAO

Oracle SOA Suite 10g: Szolgáltatások hangolása

5 nap

531245

Kötelező előfeltételek:
XML, XML Schema, XPath, and XSLT, Web Service basics, such as WSDL and SOAP
Oracle 10g: Az XML alapjai

Ajánlott előfeltételek:
Oracle SOA Suite 10g: SOA Essentials
OracleAS 10g R3: Build Web Services
Oracle Application Server 10g R2: Administration I

Introducing the Course and SOA Concepts

• Course Objectives
• Agenda of Lessons
• What is a Service-Oriented Architecture
• Describing SOA Foundations: Web Standards, Web Services, and Adapters
• Orchestrating Services through BPEL
• Adding Decision Services to BPEL
• Routing and Enriching Data with ESB
• Securing SOA Services and Monitoring Services with BPEL and BAM

Installing Oracle SOA Suite

• Selecting an Oracle Application Server 10g (10.1.3.1) SOA Edition Installation Type
• Describing Standalone Installation Options
• Describing Oracle BPEL Process Manager Architecture, Oracle Enterprise Service Bus (ESB) Components and Architecture
• Exploring Services Common to BPEL and ESB and Including Decision Services with Oracle Rules
• Describing Oracle Web Services Manager (OWSM) Components and Architecture
• Integration with Oracle B2B and Monitoring Services with Oracle BAM
• Installing and Administering Oracle Application Server 10g (10.1.3.1) SOA Edition (Basic Installation)
• Installing and Configuring SOA Design Tools

Building a Simple BPEL Process

• Creating a BPEL Project in Oracle BPEL Process Designer and Choosing the Type of BPEL Process Project
• Examining the BPEL Process in the BPEL Process Designer and Developing the BPEL Process
• Configuring BPEL Activities
• ·Examining the BPEL Process XML Source Structure and Viewing the BPEL Process WSDL
• Deploying the BPEL Process
• Examining the BPEL Suitcase and its Components
• Invoking the BPEL Process as a Web Service
• Executing and Administering the BPEL Process in the Oracle BPEL Console

Orchestrating Services with BPEL

• Orchestrating Services through BPEL
• Choosing BPEL Service Type: Synchronous or Asynchronous and Examining the Structure
• Creating the OrderBooking Asynchronous BPEL Process
• Creating the Process Flow for invoking a Synchronous Service
• Creating a Partner Link and Adding an Invoke Activity and Assign Activities
• Creating the Process Flow for invoking an Asynchronous Service
• Creating and Configuring the Partner Link and Adding and Configuring the Invoke,Receive Activity for the RapidDistributors Service
• Examining the BPEL Source Code for the Synchronous and Asynchronous invocation,Deploying and Running the BPEL Process

Processing in Parallel and Conditionally Branching

• Processing Activities in Parallel
• Adding a Flow Activity
• Implementing Conditional Branching
• Adding a Switch Activity
• Working with Non-Blocking Invocations

Implementing Fault Handling and Exception Management

• Including Scope Activities into a BPEL Process
• Adding and Configuring a Catch Exception Branch
• Adding a CatchAll Exception Branch
• Implementing a Pick Activity
• Managing the onMessage component
• Configuring the onAlarm component for Activity Timeouts
• Understanding Compensating Transactions

Adding Transformation Services to BPEL

• Describing Oracle BPEL Process Manager Transformation Services and Tools
• Adding Transformation Services to a BPEL Process
• Using the XSLT Mapper Tool
• Testing an Analyzing the Transformation Mappings

Integrating BPEL with Services Through Adapters

• Defining Adapter Services and Describing the Adapter Framework
• Defining an Out-Bound Adapter Architecture and Listing Types of Out-Bound Adapter Services
• Defining an In-Bound One-Way Asynchronous Adapter Architecture
• Listing Types of In-Bound Adapter Services
• Integrating Adapter Services with Oracle BPEL Process Manager
• Types of Adapters and Choosing a Built-in Technology Adapter
• Selecting an OEM Adapter – A Glue Layer
• Selecting the File Adapter Service and Configuring the Adapter to Read a File and Write to a File

Implementing Adapter-Enabled Services from BPEL

• Creating an FTP Adapter to Transfer Files
• Invoking a Database Adapter from BPEL
• Adding a While Activity to Create Activity Execution Loops
• Using a JMS Adapter

Implementing Human Workflow Management

• Introducing Human Workflow Services Concepts
• Employing BPEL as a Workflow Engine
• Oracle BPEL Workflow Architecture
• Exploring Human Workflow Exchange Patterns
• What is a Task and WorkList
• What is a Workflow Service,Identity Service and Notification Service?
• Describing Types of Notification Services and Implementing the Service
• Modeling Workflow in Oracle BPEL Process Designer

Administering and Monitoring BPEL Processes

• What is the BPEL Console?
• Administering and Monitoring with the BPEL Console
• Exploring the BPEL Console User Interface
• What is a BPEL Domain and How to manage the Domains?
• Managing the Life Cycle of a BPEL Process
• Administering the BPEL Process Manager
• What are Sensors?

Integrating Java Applications and BPEL Processes

• Using Java Inline Embedding
• Describing WSIF Integration
• Invoking a BPEL process from JSP, JSF, or ADF
• Incorporating Java/J2EE Services in a BPEL process
• Deploying a Java-based JCA Adapter and Using it from a BPEL Process
• Implementing a Web Service as a BPEL client
• Implementing an Message-driven Bean for Asynchronous Messaging with a BPEL process

Applying Decision Services and Advanced BPEL

• Defining the Rules for Using a FlowN Activity and Using the FlowN activity
• Invoking different services based on user input or some selection criteria
• Why use Correlation Sets?
• Implementing Correlation Sets ,onAlarm activities and timeouts
• Describing Oracle Business Rules Architecture and Components
• Implementing Decision Service with Oracle Business Rules
• Designing Rules in Oracle Rule Author and Invoking Rules from a BPEL Process
• Working with the Rules SDK

Configuring Oracle Enterprise Service Bus

• Introducing ESB Architecture and Components
• Exploring Oracle ESB topology options
• Enabling SOA and EDA with ESB
• Configuring ESB Connectivity Patterns
• What are the Benefits of ESB?
• Integrating ESB with SOA components

Creating and Routing the Messages with ESB

• Working with the ESB Designer in Oracle JDeveloper
• Specifying Routing Rules
• Creating Transformation on message data
• Specifying Xpath expressions for Routing Rules (in Jdev)
• Creating a Domain Value Map (DVM) in JDeveloper and converting values by look-up
• Exposing the ESB Services as WSDL for external reference
• Integrating ESB Services with a BPEL Process
• Managing the life Cycle of ESB project

Managing ESB Components by Using ESB Control

• Accessing the ESB Control
• Managing an ESB Application
• Testing ESB Services
• Logging ESB Services

Managing Exceptions in ESB Components

• Configuring Exception management in ESB Design
• Configuring Support for global transactions
• Managing Exceptions for Synchronous and Asynchronous Services
• Handling Application and Business Process faults
• Managing Fatal Exceptions
• Specifying Conditions to Retry operations after errors
• Working with the Error Hospital

Configuring the OWSM Component Architecture

• Identifying OWSM Components and Architecture (Policy Manager,Monitor and Console)
• Describing Policy Enforcement Points (PEP)
• Implementing PEP by using Gateways and Agents
• Common Use Case: Combining the use of a Gateway in DMZ and a Server-side Agent
• What are Managers Roles?
• Managing OWSM Access and Permissions
• Assigning OWSM Roles
• Configuring OWSM Users and Groups

Configuring Policies for Gateway and Agents

• Creating a Gateway and Agent Component
• Creating a Policy for a Gateway and Agent
• Register a policy with a Gateway and Agent
• Defining a Policy Management Steps in OWSM
• What is a Pipeline Template?
• Managing Policy History

Securing BPEL and ESB Services with OWSM

• Describing the Oracle Application Service Security Architecture
• Working with Secure BPEL Processes and Services
• Managing Outbound Security
• Managing Inbound Security
• Implementing WS-Security with Oracle Web Security Manager (OWSM)
• Secure SOAP-based ESB services using the OC4J interceptor

Monitoring and Reporting Web Services by Using OWSM

• Monitoring Web Services
• Describing the OWSM Monitor
• Managing the Operational Environment(SLA,QoS)
• Setting up Alarm Rules for a Web Service (email)
• Viewing Alarms by using the OWSM Control
• Monitoring Message Flows
• Managing and Viewing Logging Information for Policies

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