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Oracle Apps Technical Course Contents
Introduction to ERP
Definition of ERP, Overview of popular ERP’S
Comparison of Oracle Apps with other ERP’S
Types of Roles
Types of Projects
AIM documentation standards
Oracle Application Architecture.
Database structure of OA
Using TOAD

Application Object Library
Creating Users
WHO columns
Creating Responsibilities
Menu construction
Request group construction

Application development
Defining concurrent program
Concurrent programs with parameters
Working with multiple concurrent programs
Scheduling the Concurrent Program
Concurrent Program incompatibilities
Creating Request Set
Procedure registration
Value sets

Reports registration
Report development
Report registration
Parametric report registration
Reports with repeating frames

Module Overviews
Inventory Module flow with base tables
Accounts Payable module flow with base tables
Accounts Receivable module flow with base tables
Order Management module flow with base tables

Form registration
Template.fmb
Appstand.fmb
Form development using templates
Form customization concepts
Form Registration Process
Custom.Pll

Interfaces
Introduction to Interfaces
Outbound Interfaces
- Using UTL_FILE package
Inbound Interfaces
- Using SQL * Loader tool

– Conversions
– Overview on conversions
– Difference between Interfaces and conversions
– Working with staging table script
– Developing validations package
– Standards to be followed in conversions

Flex Fields
Types of Flex Fields
Descriptive Flex Fields
Key Flex Fields

Workflows
• Introduction to workflow
• Workflow builder
• Attributes
• Creating Processes
• Sending notifications using workflows

XML Publisher
XML Publisher
Introduction to XML Publisher
Generating XML file using reports
Creating Templates
Creating Data Definitions

Discoverer
• Introduction to Discoverer tool
• Discoverer Administrator
• Creating EUL
• Creating Business Areas
• Discoverer Desktop
• Creating work books

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Introduction to ERP
• Definition of ERP, Overview of ERP
• Comparison of Oracle Apps with other ERP
• Types Of Roles
• Types Of Projects
• AIM Documentation Standards
• Oracle Application Architecture
• Database structure of Oracle Application
• Using TOAD

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Application Object Library
• Application developer and Sysadmin task
• Application Object Library
• Creating Users
• WHO Columns
• Creating Responsibilities
• Menu Construction
• Request group construction

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Application Development
• Defining concurrent programming
• Concurrent programs with parameters
• Working with multiple concurrent programs
• Scheduling the concurrent program
• Concurrent program incompatibilities
• Creating Request Set
• Procedure registration
• Value sets

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Report Registration
• Report Development
• Report Registration
• Parametric report registration
• Reports with repeating frames

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Module Overviews
• Inventory Module flow with base tables
• Accounts Payable module flow with base
tables
• Accounts Receivable module flow with base
tables
• Order Management module flow with base
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Form Registration
• Template.fmb
• Appstand.fmb
• Form development using templates
• Form customization concepts
• Form Registration Process
• Custom.Pll
• Using function Zoom_available()
• Using procedure Event()

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Interfaces
• Introduction to Interfaces
• Outbound Interfaces
• -Using UTL_FILE package
• Inbound Interfaces
• -Using SQL*Loader tool

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Conversions
• Overview on conversions
• Difference between interfaces &
Conversions
• Working with staging table script
• Developing validations package
• Standards to be followed on conversions

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Workflows
• Introduction to Workflow
• Workflow builder
• Attributes
• Creating Processes
• Sending notification using workflows

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XML Publisher
• Introduction to XML Publisher
• Generating XML file using reports
• Creating Templates
• Creating Data Definitions

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Discover
• Introduction to Discover tool
• Discoverer Administrator
• Creating EUL
• Creating Business Areas
• Discoverer Desktop
• Creating workbooks

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The Oracle Apps Modules covers in
Oracle SCM Training Course are
1. Inventory
2. Purchasing
3. Order Management
4. Brief Introduction to WIP and BOM Manufacturing Modules
5. Overview on R12 SCM Modules
6. New Features of R12 SCM Modules

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Course Details
Introduction to Oracle SCM eBusiness
Suite
• Identify the components that comprise an
Oracle Application system
• Navigation to Oracle Applications
• Explain basic application integration
• Identify Entities that are shared between
multiple applications
• Explain different application versions &
database versions
• Multi Org structure and explanation of Sample
Org
• Accounting Basics

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Inventory Management Fundamentals
What you will learn:
• This class focuses on the features, functions and
benefits of the Oracle Inventory application.
• Students will learn how to set up items, how to use
the various inventory controls available,
• how to do transactions, transfers, and inventory
moves, inventory replenishment, cycle counting and
physical inventory.
• Students will also learn where Inventory fits in the
overall enterprise structure.
• This course reflects the logical flow of the
processes involved in inventory management.

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Audience
• Functional Implementer
Prerequisites:
• Required Prerequisites:
• Basic understanding of Inventory Management
principles
• 11i eBusiness Suite Essentials for Implementers

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Course Objectives
• Define and maintain a cycle count
• Understand performing inventory transactions using
a mobile device
• Understand the planning and replenishment
methods available in Oracle Inventory including
min-max planning,
• reorder-point planning, replenishment counting,
and Kanban replenishment
• Understand the overall inventory process in Oracle
Inventory
• Understand the structure of an inventory
organization in Oracle Inventory
• Understand the role of an item-master organization
• Define items in Oracle Inventory

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Course Topics
• Receipt to Issue
• Understanding the Receipt to Issue Lifecycle
• Understanding Receiving Inventory
• Understanding Transferring Inventory
• Understanding Issuing Inventory

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Defining Inventory Organizations
• Understanding the Multi-Org Feature in Oracle
Applications
• Understanding the Structure of an Inventory
Organization
• Learning to model an Enterprise in Oracle
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Defining and Maintaining Items, Overview
• Organization Structure, Overview
• Defining Items, Overview
• Item Attributes and Statuses, Overview
• Assigning Items to Organizations, Overview

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Defining and Maintaining Items, Fundamentals
• Defining Units of Measure
• Explaining Item Attributes and Statuses
• Defining the Item Master Organization
• Defining Items
• Defining Item Deletion Constraints
• Setting up Item Profile Options
• Understanding Implementation Considerations

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Inventory Controls, Concepts
• Explaining Subinventories
• Explaining Locator Control
• Explaining Revision Control
• Explaining Lot Control
• Explaining Serial Control

Inventory Controls,
Fundamentals
• Defining Subinventories
• Defining Locator Control
• Defining Revision Control
• Defining Lot Control
• Generating Serial Numbers

Transacting Inventory, Concepts
• Explaining Transaction Flows
• Explaining Transaction Types
• Explaining Move Orders
• Explaining Shortage Alerts and Notifications
• Explaining Mobile Transactions

Transaction Setup
• Setting Up Transaction Managers, Transaction Types, and
Transaction Reasons
• Setting up Shipping Networks
• Setting Up Movement Statistics
• Setting Up Account Aliases
• Setting Up Move Orders
• Setting Up Alerts Notifications and Reports
• Setting Up Profile Options

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Agenda
• Overview of Presentation
– Opening Premise
– The 4Cs
• Socialized CRM On Demand
– Where can I get it?
– a Strategy
– Implementation
– Sales Teams
– Marketing Teams
– Sharing, Mashup, Metrics
• Old Model, New Model
– Practical Suggestions
– Some Examples
• Myth or Reality?

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Overview
• The objective of this presentation is to address in
very high-level terms some of the principles,
challenges and applications of Social CRM in a
CRM On Demand deployment.
• The high-level agenda is :
• Where does Social CRM fit in to the CRM On
Demand Big Picture?
– Why is it important to CRM business?
– What Strategy might a company need?
– What Tools might a company need?

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CRM : An Opening Premise
• Traditional Customer Relationship Management
• Twenty years ago, businesses knew every client, every contact, their wives,
children and pets.
• Then we spent the next twenty years trying to dehumanize the relationship
– Reduced physical sales interaction in showrooms and shops
– increased virtual showrooms like the Internet
– Distanced support systems from the customer
– Created self service systems to eliminate interaction
• This is an extreme example, but it is true to some extent in most industries
and companies

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CRM : An Opening Premise (suite)
• Businesses then woke up and realized they needed to
analyze, slice and dice all the interactions they had so
carefully virtualized and computerized:
– Customer Trend Analysis
– Performance Analysis
– Sales Analysis
• But at some point, the customer was going to want to
talk to a human – so they jumped on Community
Boards, Blogs, and now Social Networking

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The 4 Cs
– Social CRM (re)humanizes relationships with
customers
– Using the power of the Web 2.0 collaborative
tools and the 4 Cs
• Collaboration
• Creativity
• Conversation
• Community creation

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Socialized CRM On Demand : Where can I get it?
• Online Forums and Communities
– Were the original place where people could go to moan, praise
or otherwise judge products and services
• YouTube
– Started out as a place to watch America’s Funniest Videos, now
recognized as a vehicle for consumer concern (try searching for
a Supermarket chain) and a place for companies to position
themselves in a more freeform environment
– Savvy CRM users position videos in Channels
• Twitter
– The most obvious channel for near real-time communications
with peer groups
– Positive Media Buzz
– Geographic and time-bound searches available

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Socialized CRM On Demand : Where can I get it?
• Facebook
– 250,000 businesses have a presence on Facebook
• Digg / StumbleUpon
– Viral Web Page linking
• Slideshare
– PDF /PPT and other documents]
– Groups, Links and Favorites
– Integration with LinkedIn, Facebook, Twitter
• DocStoc
– Sharing PDFs and embedding content
– Groups, Links and Favorites
• Blogs (blogspot, wordpress etc)

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Socializing CRM On Demand as a Strategy
• Part One - Internal Strategy for CRM On Demand
Users
• Open the Door in phases and certain groups
– Opening your OCOD to new sources of information
• Adding Fields for common Social Networking site in the
Contact form
• Feeding the CRM On Demand System
• Sales :Targeted feeds from online information sources
• Marketing : Effective Monitoring of Feedback and customer
Buzz
• General : Monitoring and Assessing feedback, converting it
to actionable information

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Socializing CRM On Demand as a Strategy
• Part Two - External Strategy for your Customers
• Engage dialogue
– Organize and Classify your Online Presence
• Videos, Blogs, Forums
– Encourage and monitor the 4Cs
• New Segmentation and new Criteria for Lead Generation
• Various Approaches
– Short Term
• Twitter dialogue and monitoring during Trade Show or Product Launch
for example
– Medium Term
• Establishing Document Library in Slideshare or DocStoc
– Long Term and Ongoing
• Facebook presence

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Socialized CRM On Demand : Where are the
Customers
• Where are my customers and what are they
talking about?
– are you committed to authentically join the
conversation with the customer?
– Know how to look and how to interpret conversations
• Your Customers are smart, and see through you
– exploiting a new tactic for the sake of gaining market
share. Customers want dialogue, not a one way street
– Do you go online as a brand, as a team, as multiple
employees, and what is your strategy?

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Socialized CRM On Demand : Where are the
Customers
• Implementation Methods to expose the networks
back into CRM On Demand include
– RSS Feeds
– Twitter Feed (either live or in filtered feed)
– Introducing Social News or Shared Documents into
the Homepage
– Channelled Audio and Video to Homepage from
YouTube
– Web Site Forms should contain relevant fields for
Networking IDs
– Embedding Facebook and other Social Widgets

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Socializing CRM On Demand : Sales Teams
• Levers
– Based on Data from the “Where” Exercise
• Provide LinkedIn Information
• Provide DocStoc / Slideshare Access to private or
public documents
• Feeds from Competitors
• Challenges
• For best practice, requires that Sales personnel share
information with each other. You may have to adjust
– Your Sales Stages and your Workflow

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Socializing CRM On Demand : Marketing
• Levers
– Often drive the “Where” Exercises
• Targets of Campaign
• Visitor to Trade Show
– Facebook Groups, Pages to gauge
– Youtube
• Channel release of new corporate video, Google Analytics for
results
• Challenges
– May reveal weakness in your marketing lists and
databases
– Requires filtering for volume and pertinence

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Social CRM On Demand : Sharing
• Provide the Basics
– Make Bookmarking and Tagging easy
• Encourage users to learn how to use the Favorites & Sticky
Notes in CRM On Demand
• Reward people who link or contact you on your Web site
• Maintain a list in CRM On Demand of all Web Site Contacts and
link them to LinkedIn profiles
• Reward the regions who generate the most links and the
community members who contribute the most
– Mashup
• Let CRM On Demand users see their data in new ways
• Let them search and find unstructured content and link it to
CRM On Demand data
• Let them share this with others (within reason)

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Social CRM On Demand : Mashup
• Mashup
– Use internal and external data to create new ways of
understanding customer or prospect behavior
• Map Prospects, Projects or Service Requests by Type or
Channel to LinkedIn Groups, Google Maps, other data
• Twitter followers imported and campaigned in OCOD then
segmented / assessed
– Find / map Channel Partners and focus on recruitment
areas
– DocStoc or similar for project documents
• Public or Private Collections
– CRM On Demand and “visual” mapping tool -
• For example Mindmap Pro

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Socializing CRM On Demand : Metrics
• Like everything else in CRM, data without
measurement or objectives is just, well, data
– Lead Conversion
– Sales Cycle Time to Close
– Hits / Leads from Web Sites / Blogs / other Sources
– Feedback Loop
– Calculating ROI is tough
• Marketing Segmentation can take advantage of the
new data and criteria
• More advanced data analysis may be required beyond
segmentation
– Analysis of behavior over time

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One More Time!• Collaboration
– Use the Favorites and Messaging Features in CRM On Demand
– Embed enabling tools and identifiers (Twitter, Facebook , Slideshare) in Signatures,
Web Applets
– Set up Slideshare Private Groups to collaborate on collateral and other « internet »
information sources
– Set up Web Forms with adapted field on your Web Site
• Creativity
– Challenge users to create content
• Conversation
– Blog your OCOD users or your customer and keep the channel open
• Communication
– Talk to your Web Form respondants!
– Reward collaborative behaviour internally and externally
– Link to Blog / Youtube Channel / Twitter Feed in OCOD Homepage

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Now for Some Simple Examples
CRM On Demand Home Page
With DocStoc Visual
Document Library
& Twitter Feed Targeting
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DocStoc Applet
• DocStoc Applet Uses
– Display DocStoc Documents in graphical
format to users of CRM On Demand
– Provide One-Click Access to embedded
documents or Download by Sales Users and
email to Customers in the conversation
– Can be interest-based (filtered)

Where are people talking?
• Where are conversations happening?
– Expect to poll and query Twitter, Facebook
and other online communities
– Are you monitoring competitor conversations
too? Why not?
• Manual Queries or automated services

Twitter Applet
• Twitter Applet Uses
– Short Term Monitoring of event in an specific
town or locality
– Longer Term Brand and Buzz Monitoring
– Contact Detection and Interested Party /
Influencer detection
– Follow Tweeters directly from Applet
– Save as Service Requests or Notes or Leads in
CRM On Demand
– Create Forum Discussions based on Content or
Questions

Where are people talking? Where are my customers?

Feed Management inside CRM On Demand
• RSS Lead Generator
with Filtering of RSS
data and creation of
CRM Leads
• Leverage Facebook
RSS Feed and others
to provide one stop
shop

Network Integration
• Examples of platforms like Ning
– allows creation of Social Networks
and supplies user and
management tools
• Apps can connect to CMS or other
sources to integrate them into your
Social Network
• Facebook API and Social Widgets
allow a degree of exposure to the
Social Network for relatively small
effort
– Enables you to follow what the
conversations are about
– Expect the unexpected

Mashup the Conversation Data
CRM On Demand Mashup – Targeting Geographically by Date, Status etc

Explanation
• Mashup (Opportunities, Tweets etc) with
Google Maps
– Create Visual Segments for Campaigns
– Analyze Target Areas
– Identify hotspots and Competitor activity
– Target ineffective sales efforts or gaps in
coverage

Myth or Reality
• A Socialized CRM On Demand , does it
exist today?
– Does it exist in your implementation?
• Possible?
• Feasible?
• Desirable?
• Cost Effective?

Why it probably doesn’t exist today
• The weakness of the solutions illustrated
– The methodology of selling and servicing embedded in the CRM is still
rooted in the old world
• CRM processes are based on old models
– Any extension to any existing CRM system will largely be a cosmetic
one
• Making noises or making gestures in the right direction
– Most of the solutions proposed are data mart exploitation
• Simple data upload and presentation
• No analysis or call to action based on the information
• No proactive element for the user or the community
– We are playing an old game
• Quick, on XXX (insert social network name)..they’re talking about us!
• XXX Is the new Youtube – stick our corporate videos up there!
– We are not listening, we are still trying to dictate

Socialized CRM On Demand
• With CRM On Demand
– How do you find conversations?
– How do you nurture and maintain conversations?
– Is it possible to collaborate with externals?
– Can you make a community based around CRM
On Demand?
• CRM On Demand is a CRM tool
– Social CRM is not a Tool

Socialized CRM On Demand 2
• An opportunity exists for integration
partners to deliver a (relatively) painless
way of implementing parts of the Social
CRM process set inside an existing CRM
solution

Conclusion
• Fly with what you have, but realize that it
will never allow you to completely
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Agenda
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•
•
•
•
•
SOA Suite 10g
SOA
and 11g Architecture comparison
Setting
Oracle
Oracle
up Suite 11g environment
BPEL / Oracle ESB projects migration
BAM migration
Security components migration
Upgrading Other Oracle SOA Suite Technologies
Best practices
Getting more information

SCA – key enabler of the SOA Suite 11g
properties
Service Component Architecture:
Java interface
WSDL portType •
•
•
language-neutral
component model
assembly model
S S
C1service R
wire
• Specifications backed by a growing number
leading industry vendors
ofBinding:
SOAP
JMS
JCS
…
S
C2
component
R R
Being standardized at OASIS, the international
standards consortium
open
reference
composite
SCA terminology:
•
•
•
•
•
Composite: deployment unit
Service: entry-point into composite
Component: provides logic
Reference: refers to external services
Wire: connects services, components and references
– no special semantic.

SOA Suite 11g SCA Service Infrastructure
One unified infrastructure to manage
BPEL Rules
Application
composers
Human
Task
SCA Composite
IDE
adapters
Business
Rules
Human
Workflow
Mediator BPELSOAComposite Editor
Repository
Policy ManagerCommon JCA-based connectivity infrastructure
Optimized
binding
SOA
Operations
Web-based
console
B2B
BAM Oracle Service Bus
11g Service Infrastructure
Mediation
Mediation
BPEL orchestration
Human Tasks Web
services
Business Rules and

SOA 10g to 11g mapping
Role SOA Suite 10g SOA Suite 11g
Java EE container OC4J Weblogic
Management consoles BPEL Console, OESB Console, OWSM Console, Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware
Enterprise Manager (OC4J), BAM Management Control, Weblogic Console
Orchestration Oracle BPEL Process Manager BPEL Process Service Component
Human interaction Human Workflow Engine Human Workflow Service Component
Externalize logic Oracle Business Rules Business Rules Service Component
Transformation, Routing, Oracle ESB Inside an application/composite: Oracle
Fan-out, etc Mediator Service Component, Enterprise-
wide: Oracle Service Bus
Apps and systems JCAAdapters JCAAdapters
connectivity
Business dashboards Oracle BAM (.NET-based) Oracle BAM (JEE-based)
Security OWSM (proxy and gateway modes) OWSM (proxy), OEG (gateway)

Upgrade - High level steps
•
•
•
Plan out Upgrade
Create 11g SOA install/domain and load
Migrate/Deploy applications to 11g
balancer from scratch
•
•
SOA JDeveloper projects
BAM Reports/Data Objects/Alerts
•
•
•
Configure 11g system from scratch
Migrate clients if necessary
Secure 11g system from scratch (example
OWSM policies)
Cutover to 11g production system
Identity Management,
•

Agenda
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
SOA Suite 10g
SOA
and 11g Architecture comparison
Setting
Oracle
Oracle
up Suite 11g environment
BPEL / Oracle ESB projects migration
BAM migration
Security components migration
Upgrading Other Oracle SOA Suite Technologies
Best practices

Comparing Oracle SOA Suite on OC4J and Oracle
WebLogic Server

SOA Suite 11g installation
Server-side installation:
•
•
•
•
•
Install
Install
Install
Install
Oracle Database for SOA components
database schemas using RCU
Oracle
Oracle
Weblogic binaries
SOA Suite binaries
Create Weblogic domain with SOA Suite components
Client-side (developer machines) installation:
•
•
Install
Install
Jdeveloper
SOA Extensions for JDeveloper

SOA Suite 11.1.1.5 installation: server-side
• You can use existing Oracle DB instance or create a new
one (recommended)
• Oracle SOA suite 11.1.1.5 certified with Oracle DB
10.2.0.4+, 11.1.0.7+ or 11.2.0.1+
• RCU (Repository Creation Utility) used
to create the schemas needed for the
corresponding
components
Fusion Middleware

• Install Weblogic 10.3.5, new Middleware home
(MW_HOME) will be created as a result
• Install SOA Suite 11.1.1.5 binaries into MW_HOME. Specific
SOA ORACLE_HOME will be created

• Start Fusion Middleware Configuration Wizard to create new
domain:
Specify
<SOA_ORACLE_HOME>/common/bin/config.sh
• products to be configured
inside the domain
• Specify domain name, location,
ports for managed servers, etc…
• Start Admin Server and managed
server (s)

Important notes:
• To install SOA Suite environment for production deployment,
follow the Enterprise Deployment Guide for Oracle SOA Suite
and Oracle Fusion Middleware High Availability Guide
• Developers can install SOA Suite locally as well if they have
enough resources on the laptops

SOA Suite 11.1.1.5 installation: client-side
•
•
Install
Install
JDeveloper 11.1.1.5
JDev SOA Extension
• Always use the same version
for SOA server-side and
JDeveloper
JDeveloper• 11.1.2.1 does
!
not
have SOA Extension

SOA Suite 10.1.3  11g Project Upgrade Path
Mostly transparent project upgrade: Open your 10g
anyProject or Application in JDeveloper 11g, apply
manual steps and re-deploy!
JDeveloper
3. deployor command-line
2. save1. open
11g SOA Suite
Server
10.1.3 ESB or BPEL project 11g composite project

Upgrade in JDeveloper
•
•
•
In-place upgrade of application/project.
Can upgrade any project, not just SOA projects.
All HTTP WSDL references in project must be accessible, so
SOA 10g should be up and running.
• Logs are in …/jdeveloper/upgrade/logs.

ESB project -> SOA Composite

• Analyze the warnings
in the log files
generated during the
upgrade process

Command Line Upgrade
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Ant script available to upgrade SOA projects.
Cannot upgrade whole Applications.
Upgraded directory different than source directory.
Does not Upgrade .jpr files. Opening project in Jdeveloper
creates .jpr file.
multiple• Can merge BPEL source directories to a single
upgraded target directory.
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•
•
All HTTP WSDL references in project must be accessible.
Logs in …/jdeveloper/upgrade/logs
Same codebase used for JDeveloper upgrade.

Upgrading SOA Suite 10g Projects Using Ant
Before you begin, set environment variables
set ORACLE_HOME=<MIDDLEWARE_HOME>jdeveloper
cd %ORACLE_HOME%
binsoaversion.cmd
Upgrade an 10g ESB service to an 11g Composite application
component:
with Mediator
ant -f %ORACLE_HOME%binant-sca-upgrade.xml mediator -Dsource
C:projects10.1.3EmployeeEmployeeService -Dtarget C:projects11gR1 -DappName
Employee
Merge several 10g BPEL processes to an 11g Composite application:
ant -f %ORACLE_HOME%binant-sca-upgrade.xml bpel -Dsource
"C:projects10.1.3EmployeeEmployeeSalaryApproval;c:projects10.1.3...
...EmployeeEmployeeInfo" -Dtarget C:projects11gR1 -DappName Employee

Manual steps
• Strong attempt made to automate project upgrade as much
11g.as
•
•
possible given large differences between 10g and
Not always possible.
A few things deferred due to time constraints.
• Artifacts upgraded are BPEL processes, ESB services,
Rules dictionaries, Human Workflow tasks, Adapters. Some
limitations apply.
• SOA configuration plans, fault policies, build files are not
upgraded

BPEL instance Migration
• Right now there is no support on for BPEL instance
migration, or audit trail migration. Oracle investigating
feasibility of instance migration.
• Two choices for cutting over long running processes to 11g:
•
•
Side by Side Upgrade
Grace period cutover

Side by Side Upgrade
•
•
10g
10g
and 11g systems run side by side.
system has all long running processes in retired state so
no new process instances can be created.
•
•
Clients are switched over to 11g.
10g system continues running until all callbacks arrive to
complete long running processes.
• 10g system is decommissioned.

Grace period cutover
• 10g system has all long running processes in retired state so
no new process instances can be created.
• After a grace period, all 10g long running processes are
killed.
•
•
10g
11g
system
system
is
is
decommissioned.
brought up in production.

Configuration/Deployment Upgrade
• 10g configuration files not automatically upgraded to 11g
configuration files. 11g has to be configured using EM,
JMX/Mbean APIs or WLST scripts instead.
• SOA Composite properties can be customized in the
deployment plan.
• Cannot automatically upgrade from 10g SOA deployment
plan
10g
to 11g deployment plan.
• SOA deployment units cannot be upgraded to 11g
deployment units. Need to upgrade source instead and
generate deployment unit.

BAM upgrade steps overview
•
•
RCU creates the schema for 11g
tool
BAM
Use Upgrade assistant (UA) to copy data
objects/reports/alerts from 10g BAM system database to 11g
BAM system database directly
•
•
•
•
10g Enterprise Link is no longer supported
Native
Native
support
support
for
for
JMS
ODI
connectivity in 11g
integration in 11g
Configure 10g SOA
11g.
clients to talk to BAM 11g or migrate 10g
SOA clients to
• Note: 10g SOA interoperates with 11g BAM, 11g SOA interop with 10g BAM is not
certified.

Securing SOA composites
OWSM Migration
• 11g SOA install auto-deploys 11g OWSM policy manager
• 10g OWSM policies do not migrate to 11g OWSM as they
are syntactically different. Refer to OWSM guide for 10g
policy to 11g policy mapping.
• 10g OWSM Monitor functionality is provided by EM SOA Mgt
Pack for 11g AppServer.

Securing SOA composites
OWSM Migration
• If
•
10g BPEL/ESB is secured using OWSM agent, then
There’s no need for agent migration as agent is
runtime
built-in the 11g SOA
• Using JDev/EM, attach 11g OWSM policy to the migrated SOA
composite.
• If
•
•
10g BPEL/ESB is secured using OWSM Gateway, then
Continue to use 10g OWSM Gateway
Or, start using 11g built-in agents by attaching 11g OWSM policies
SOA composite.
to

Upgrading DVMs and XREFs
• XPath functions to access domain value maps (DVMs) and
cross
when
reference tables (XREFs) are upgraded automatically
you open projects in JDeveloper 11g;
• You must manually extract the DVMs and XREFs from
Oracle ESB 10g repository and load them to the MDS
Repository. Scripts/utilities are provided;

Migrate DVMs
• Export DVM metadata to archive:
<ESB10g_Oracle_Home>/export.sh metadata10g.zip
• Convert the ZIP file to an Oracle SOA Suite archive file
cd <SOA11g_Oracle_Home>/bin
ant -f ant-sca-upgrade.xml upgrade-xrefdvm
-Dsource=location_of_the_zip_file
-Dtarget=location_of_the_soa_archive
Output file will be automatically called sca_XrefDvmFiles10g_rev1.0.jar
•
•
•
Create new application in Jdeveloper 11g
Import->SOA Archive into SOA project
Create jar file with DVM metadata and deploy it to MDS

Migrate XREFs
XREF_DATA table has changed in 11g, so special procedure
is required for migration
• Create public DB link dblink10g in SOA 11g DB to access
SOA 10g DB
• Extract XREF10gto11gDataUpgradeUtility located in the
RCU_HOME/rcu/integration/soainfra/sql/xref
• Modify Upgrade10gXrefTo11gXref.sql pointing to the shared
MDS data location
•
•
Execute the Upgrade10gXrefTo11gXref.sql
Drop dblink10g DB link

Technology adapters migration
• Run 11g Adapter Configuration
upgrade;
Wizard for each adapter
after SOA project
• Adapter header variables in 10g defined in the adapter
WSDL
activity
file, in 11g they are the properties defined in Invoke
in BPEL process or Assign values dialog in Mediator;
• Non-managed connections are not supported in 11g, check
adapter WSDL files before upgrade;
•
•
Description lost after upgrade of technology adapter
See the Upgrade guide for more details

Human Workflows migration
• Human Workflows in 10g are
the
defined in .tform files, UI is
created with jsp pages in same JDev project, deployed
together;
• Human Workflows in 11g are
for
defined in .task files, separate
ADF projects are created UI, deployed separately;
• During upgrade JDeveloper 11g automatically creates a new
project
Manual
for the task UI and upgrades the task detail pages;
• modifications of the WorkflowTask XSD may be
required, refer to the Upgrade Guide for details

Client and Invoked Service Migration
• Some 11g APIs are compatible with equivalent 10g APIs,
some are different.
•
•
•
•
Worklist APIs are compatible.
B2B APIs are compatible.
Custom Sensor APIs are compatible.
BPEL APIs are functionally roughly equivalent
changes.
Rules SDK APIs are a functional superset.
with signature
•
• 11g uses ws-addressing 1.0. Need patch for 10g BPEL
client.
URLs• in 11g has different syntax. (includes callback URL
used by invoked services).

Best Practices
Before migration
• Ensure that SOA Suite 10g Projects are Up and Running on Latest
SOA 10g Release
Jdeveloper 11g•
•
Install
Install
the
the
with SOA Extension (currently 11.1.1.5)
latest SOA Suite 11g version (currently 11.1.1.5) . Quick
start guide for SOA Suite 11g
• Configure
adapters,
all the necessary resources (JDBC connection pools, JCA
JMS queues, etc)
•
•
Order matters!
Start with a pilot project, do not use the Big Bang approach

Best Practices
During and after migration
• Recompile the migrated projects (11g BPEL compiler is stricter
than 10g);
• Think about rearranging the artifacts into the corresponding
folders (xsd, wsdl and other file types). Change the referencing
artifacts accordingly;
• Run 11g Adapter Configuration Wizard for each adapter to verify
the adapters configuration;
• If you are using adapter header variables in SOA 10g BPEL
projects, you have manually set them in the Invoke activity

Best Practices
• Refer to project for abstract WSDL and HTTP URL for concrete WSDL.
• Create configuration plans for deployment of the SOA 11g composites
• Use MDS to share WSDLs, XSD, DVM, EDL event files and other
artifacts across projects (oramds://<path_to_the_resource>). If you are
accessing any file from bpel xmllib you need to change the URL to MDS
URL:

Best Practices
• Do not blindly 1:1 migrate every BPEL /ESB project to the
corresponding composite. You can not leverage SCA benefits by having
many fine grained composites.
Use SOA Suite 11g partitions, it has some similarities with BPEL
domains and ESB System/Service Groups in 10g
Explore the performance tuning options available in the SOA Suite 11g,
look at Oracle® Fusion Middleware Performance and Tuning Guide
Production deployment architecture is different in SOA Suite 11g.
•
•
•
Example: usage of Coherence instead of JGroups for cluster wide
deployment. Look at Oracle® Fusion Middleware Enterprise
Deployment Guide for Oracle SOA Suite

• Oracle® Fusion Middleware Upgrade Guide for
WebCenter, and ADF 11g Release 1 (11.1.1)
Oracle® Fusion Middleware Developer's Guide
Suite 11g Release 1 (11.1.1)
Oracle SOA Suite,
• for Oracle SOA
• Quick Start Guide for Oracle SOA Suite - detailed download, install
and configuration instructions
Oracle SOA Suite 11g Handbook by Lukas Jellema.•

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