Oracle SOA Suite is a comprehensive, standards-based software suite to build, deploy and manage integration following the concepts of service-oriented architecture (SOA). The components of the suite benefit from consistent tooling, a single deployment and management model, end-to-end security and unified metadata management. Oracle SOA Suite helps businesses lower costs by allowing maximum re-use of existing IT investments and assets, regardless of the environment (OS, application server, etc.) they run in, or the technology they were built upon. Its easy-to-use, re-use focused, unified application development tooling and end-to-end lifecycle manageme

1. Email: info@globalonlinetrainings.com IND: +91-040-6050-1418
+91-8121- 020 -444
Skype: global.onlinetrainings USA: +1-516-8586-242
UK:+44 (0)203 371 0077
www.globalonlinetrainings.com
Oracle SOA
Demo Session
At
Global Online Trainings

2. 1 Oracle SOA Suite11g: Administration
Goals
Class Introductions
Audience
Prerequisites
Course Objectives
Course Map
Course Schedule
Course Environment
How Can I Learn More?
2 Introductions to SOA & Oracle SOA Suite 11g
Objectives
Implementing an SOA Strategy
Where Do We Start?
Getting Started
Service Oriented Architecture (SOA)
Summarizing SOA
Why Is an SOA Approach Required?
Integrating Distributed Components
SOA and Services
Applications Comprised of Services

3. Web Services Overview
WSDL Document
Composite Applications and SOA
Summarizing Composite Applications
Service Component Architecture (SCA)
Elements of a Service Component Architecture (SCA)
Assembly Model as a Blueprint
Introducing Service Component Architecture (SCA) in Oracle SOA
Suite11g
Oracle SOA Suite11g Components
Oracle Fusion Middleware and Oracle SOA Suite
Oracle SOA Suite11g Architecture
Oracle SOA Suite11g Components
Adapter Services
Routing and Filtering with Mediator Components
Orchestrating Services with BPEL Components
Implementing Business Rules Components
Implementing Workflow with Human Task Components
 Monitoring Services with Oracle BAM
Relationship of SOA Suite, BPM Suite, and Web Logic Server
Web Logic Server Domain
Oracle SOA Suite11g Platform
Oracle SOA Suite Management Tools

4. 3 Installing Oracle SOA Suite 11g
Objectives
Installing SOA and BPM
Before Installation
SOA Deployment Topology
Supported Software Platforms
System Requirements
Preparing the Installation
Checking and Configuring the Database
Checking Web Logic Server
Repository Creation Utility (RCU) Overview
RCU Requirements
Creating Schemas with RCU
Specifying a Schema Prefix and Selecting Components
Specifying the Passwords For Schema Owners
Mapping Table spaces
Installing Oracle SOA Suite 11g.... (PS1)
Specifying Installation Location
Installing Oracle SOA Suite 11g.... (PS2)
Post installation Directory Structure
Installation Log Files
Creating a Domain
Selecting Domain Source

5. Configuring JDBC Component Schema
Customizing Advanced Configuration
Configuring the Managed Servers
Creating Machines
Assigning Servers to Machines
Post configuration Directory Structure
Starting Servers
Setting Environment Variables
Configuration Log Files
Extending a Domain
 Managing with Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion
Middleware Control
Getting Started With Oracle Fusion Middleware Control
Console
Examining the SOA Infrastructure Home Page
Examining the SOA Infrastructure Menu
Accessing Web Logic Server Administration Console
Overview of Web Logic Server Administration Console
Accessing Other Administrator Tools: System Bean
Browser
Accessing Other Administrator Tools: WebLogic Scripting
Tool (WLST)
Basics of WLST

6. 4 Deploying and Managing SOA Composite
Applications
Objectives
Roles and Tasks in Composite Applications Management
Composite Applications
SCA Components in Oracle SOA Suite 11g
Packaging Composite Application
Exploring the SOA Archive and SOA Bundle
Deploying a Composite Application
Partitioning of the SOA Infrastructure
Creating a Partition
Deploying with Oracle Enterprise Manager
Deploying an SOA Archive: Select Archive
Deploying an SOA Archive: Select Target
Understanding Composite Application Instances
Testing a Composite Application
Initiating a Test in Enterprise Manager
Preparing the Request Data for a Test
Tracking Message Flow
Working with the Flow Trace
Working with a Component Audit Trail Page
Accessing Logs and Other Settings

7. SOA Composite Applications Versioning
Deployment Versus Redeployment
Redeploying a Composite Application with Enterprise Manager
Underplaying with Enterprise Manager
Managing Composite Application State
Deploying SOA Applications with WLST Utility
Managing SOA Applications with WLST Utility
Managing SOA Applications with Ant Scripts
Customizing SOA Composite Applications for the Target Environment
Overview of Configuration Plans
Creating a Configuration Plan with WLST
Modifying a Configuration Plan
Summary
5.Administering the SOA Infrastructure
Objectives
SOA Composite Application Runtime
Introducing SOA Infrastructure
SOA Infrastructure Architecture
SOA Infrastructure Life Cycle
 Understanding Service Engines
Understanding the Service Infrastructure
Understanding Binding Components
Reviewing the SOA Infrastructure Home Page

8. Configuring SOA Infrastructure Properties
Accessing the SOA Infrastructure Properties Page
Configuring the Common SOA Infrastructure Properties
Audit Level
Composite Instance State
Configuring the UDDI Registry Properties
Configuring Server URLs
Starting and Stopping the SOA Infrastructure
Configuring Log Files
Creating and Editing Log File Configurations
Monitoring the SOA Infrastructure
Monitoring SOA Infrastructure Recent Instances and Faults
Monitoring Processing Requests
Monitoring Service and Reference Binding Components
Monitoring Reference Binding Components
Summary
6 Administering Oracle JCA Adapters and Binding Components
Objectives
Understanding Binding Components
Supported Binding Components
Accessing Service and Reference Binding Component Page
Configuring Service Binding Component Properties

9. Configuring Reference Binding Component Properties
Monitoring Binding Component Instances and Faults
Overview of Adapter Services
Oracle Technology Adapters
Packaged Application and Legacy Adapters
Database Adapter
Database Adapter Connection
Configuring the Database Adapter Runtime Connections: JDBC Resource
Configuring the Database Adapter Runtime Connections: Connection
Factory
Redeploying the Runtime Db Adapter
Employing a JMS Adapter
JMS Adapter Runtime Connection
Configuring a JMS Destination
Configuring a JMS Connection Factory
Creating the JMS Adapter Connection Pool
Associate the JMS Connection Pool to a Connection Factory
JCA Adapter Properties
File Adapter
Configuring Inbound File Adapter Properties
Configuring Outbound File Adapter Properties
Configuring Database Adapter Properties
Configuring Adapter Properties to Handle Retry able Errors
Handling Rejected Messages

10. Deleting Rejected Messages for an Inbound Adapter
Setting the Log Level of Oracle JCA Adapters
Summary
7 Administering BPEL Process Service Components and Engines
Objectives
Business Process Execution Language (BPEL)
BPEL Processes
BPEL Process Components and Service Engine
Parts of a BPEL Process
BPEL Partner
BPEL Variables
Communicating Data with a BPEL Process
Configuring BPEL Process Service Engines
Audit Level Settings Inheritance Hierarchy
Setting Audit Level at the SOA Composite Application Level
Setting Audit Level at the BPEL Process Service Component Level
Synchronous Services
Asynchronous Services
 Dispatcher Threads
A Sample BPEL Process
Viewing the Composite Application Home Page
Viewing the Flow Trace of Composite Application Instance
Viewing the Audit Trail of BPEL Process Service Component Instance

11. Viewing the Process Flow of a BPEL Process Service Component
Monitoring BPEL Process Service Component Instances and Faults
What Are Sensors?
Composite Sensors
A Sample BPEL Process with Sensors
Monitoring Sensor Data and Values in BPEL Process Service Components
Monitoring BPEL Process Service Engines Monitoring BPEL Process
Service Engine Instances and Faults
Monitoring BPEL Process Service Engine Request and Thread Statistics
Recovering Faults with Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control
A Sample BPEL Process with a Recoverable Fault
Recovering from BPEL Process Service Component Faults
Recovering a Fault Condition
8 Administering Oracle Mediator Service Components and Engines
Objectives
Introducing Mediator Components
Features of Mediator Components
Routing Rules
Content Based and Header Based Routing
Synchronous and Asynchronous Interactions
Transformations
Validations
Error Management

12. Event Handling
Mediating Services and Events
Mediator Service Engine
Configuring Oracle Mediator Service Engines
Parallel Infrastructure of Mediator Service Engine
Configuring Parameters for Parallel Infrastructure
The Parameters for Heartbeat Framework of Mediator Service Engine
A Sample Mediator Composite Application
Viewing the Composite Application Home Page
Viewing Flow Trace of Composite Instance
Monitoring Mediator Component Instance Statistics
Monitoring Mediator Component Routing Statistics
Recovering from Mediator Service Component Faults
Recovering a Fault Condition
Monitoring Mediator Service Engine
Monitoring Request Breakdown Statistics
Summary
9 Administering Decision Service Components and Business Rules
Service
Engines
Objectives
Introducing Business Rules
Declarative Rule Concepts

13. Decision Service Architecture
Working with Decision Service
A Sample Composite Application with Business Rules
Examining the Input Data and Output Results
Viewing the Flow Trace of Composite Application Instance
Decision Tracing
Decision Trace Levels
Understanding the Trace Report
Tracing Rule Execution at Development and Production Levels
Monitoring Business Rules Engine Instances
Monitoring Business Rules Service Engine Statistics
Viewing Service Component Logs
Monitoring Decision Service Component Logs
Summary
10 Administering Oracle User Messaging Service
Objectives
Notification Service and Oracle User Messaging Service (UMS)
Oracle User Messaging Service (UMS)
Oracle UMS Components and Architecture
Accessing UMS Configuration Page
Accessing Email Driver Properties

14. Configuring Common and Custom Properties
A Sample Custom Configuration
Understanding the Identity Service
Configuring the Embedded LDAP Server
Connecting to the Embedded LDAP Server
Importing Users and Groups through LDAP Browser and LDIF
Configuring Human Workflow Notification Service
Configuring the User Messaging Email Driver
Testing Email Notifications
Configuring User Messaging Preferences
Deploying Drivers
Deploying Drivers Using WLST Commands
Deploying Drivers Using Web Logic Server Administration
Console
Deploying Drivers Using Oracle Enterprise Manager
Preparing the Deployment Plan
Troubleshooting Oracle User Messaging Service
Troubleshooting: Notifications Are Not Being Sent
Troubleshooting: SOA Human Workflow Notifications Problems
Summary
 Practice Overview: Configuring the User Messaging Services

15. 11 Administering Human Task Service
Components and Human Workflow Service
Engines
Objectives
Human Tasks
Human Workflow Concepts
Components of Human Workflow
Human Tasks in a Composite Application
A Sample Application with Human Tasks
Component
 Work list Application and Task Display Forms
Deploying Task Display Forms
Task Assignment
Configuring Human Workflow Task Service
Properties
Configuring Human Workflow Task Service
Advanced Properties
Understanding the Identity Service
Configuring the Identity Service
Adding an Authentication Provider
Creating a New Authentication Provider
Configuring Authentication Provider Specific
Settings

16. Creating Users and Groups in the Authentication Provider
Notification Service
Viewing Action Email Notification
Accessing the Work list Application
Viewing and Acting on Task in Oracle BPM Work list
Viewing Result Email Notification
Viewing the Flow Trace of Composite Application Instance
Viewing the Audit Trail of BPEL Process Service Component Instance
Viewing the Audit Trail of Human Task Component Instance
Monitoring Human Workflow Service Engine
Monitoring Human Workflow Engine Request and Operation Statistics
Managing Notifications
Managing the URI of the Human Task Service Component Task Details
12 Administering Oracle Business Activity Monitoring
Objectives
Overview of Business Activity Monitoring
 Introduction to Monitoring with Oracle BAM
BAM Components
Real Time Data Streaming
Oracle BAM Server
Oracle BAM Web Applications
BAM Active Viewer
BAM Administrator

17. I Command Utility
Importing and Exporting with I Command
Oracle BAM Administration
Configuring Oracle BAM Web Application Properties
Configuring Oracle BAM Server Basic Properties
Configuring Oracle BAM Adapter
Configuring the Runtime Oracle Bam Adapter
Configuring Oracle BAM Adapter Properties
Oracle BAM Configuration Property Files
Managing Oracle BAM Users
Understanding Oracle BAM Application Roles
Assigning Users or Groups to Application Roles
Verifying Granted Permissions
Populating Users in Oracle BAM Administrator
Verifying the Populated Users
Managing Oracle BAM Object Ownership
Configuring Oracle BAM Distribution Lists A Sample Application Sending
Information to BAM
Observing the BAM Report Dashboard
Monitoring Oracle BAM Components
Concepts of Data Objects and View sets
Monitoring Oracle BAM Active Data Cache

18. Monitoring Oracle BAM Report Server
Monitoring Oracle BAM Managed Server Instance
Viewing Oracle BAM Logs
13 Administering Business Events
Objectives
Introduction to Business Events
Event Delivery Network (EDN) Concepts
Event Delivery Network and Business Events
Sample Applications Publishing and Subscribing
Business Events
Managing EDN in Enterprise Manager
Viewing Events in Enterprise Manager
Testing Events with Enterprise Manager
Viewing Event Subscriptions
Subscribing a Database Agent to Events
Viewing Event Faults
14 Configuring Security Services and Policies
Objectives
Introduction to Web Services Security
Transport Level Security
Message Level Security
WS Security Overview
WS Security Tokens

19. Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML)
WS Security and SAML
Oracle Web Services
Oracle Web Service Manager
Oracle Web Services Manager Policy Framework
Components of Oracle Web Services Manager Architecture
Introduction to Web Services Policies
Policy Assertion
Oracle Web Services Manager Policy Assertions
Supported Policies
Policy Interceptor Pipeline
Oracle WSM Predefined Policies and Assertion Templates
Viewing Available Web Services Policies
OWSM WS Security Policies Versus WLS WS Security Policies
Creating Web Services Policies
 Creating Policies by Using Assertion Template
Configuring Assertions
Restrictions of Security Policies
Editing Policies
Securing SOA and Identity Propagation
Attaching Policies in J Developer (Development Time)
Viewing Attached Policies in EM Console
Attaching/Detaching Policies by Using EM Console (Deployment Time)
 Monitoring the Performance of SOA Composite

20. 15 Tuning Performance of Oracle SOA Suite and Components
Objectives
Identifying Key Performance Tuning Areas
Monitoring Oracle SOA Environment
Monitoring Using EM Control Console
Monitoring Server Instance Performance Summary
Monitoring Server Instance JVM Performance
Monitoring SOA Infra Performance
Monitoring SOA Composite Application Performance
Tuning JVMs
Tuning SOA Infrastructure
Optimizing the Loading of Pages with Instance and Faults Metrics
Tuning Service Engines by Configuring Properties
Tuning Oracle JCA Adapters
Tuning File/FTP Adapters: Inbound Throttling Properties
Tuning File/FTP Adapters: Outbound Throttling Properties
Tuning File/FTP Adapters: Outbound Performance Properties
Tuning Database Adapters
Tuning Database
Extending Table spaces to Avoid Problems at Run Time
Configuring Database Connections

21. Purging Instance Data with a PL/SQL Scripts
Deleting a Single Instance
Deleting Multiple Instances with Filters
Deleting All Instances, Rejected Messages, and
Orphan Instances
Deleting Rejected Messages and Orphans
Setting Logging Levels
16 Troubleshooting Oracle SOA Suite
Objectives
Diagnosing Oracle Fusion Middleware Problems
Understanding Log Messages
Managing Log Files
Searching Log Files in EM
Viewing Log Files in EM
Configuring Log Settings
Setting Log Levels
Editing Log Configuration
Common Problems and Solutions
Troubleshooting SOA or BAM Server Startup
Failures
Resolving Message Failure Caused By Too Many
Open Files
Resolving Connection Timeouts

22. Resolving Common Application Related Problems
Summary
Practice Overview: Troubleshooting and Managing Fault Conditions
17 Configuring High Availability for Oracle
SOA Suite
Objectives
Introduction to High Availability
Implementing High Availability Solutions
Oracle High Availability Solutions
Oracle SOA Suite High Availability Architecture
Configuring a Cluster in a Domain
Overview of Configuring SOA for High Availability
Configuring Multi Data Sources for Metadata Services (MDS) Repositories
Setting the Front End HTTP Host and Port
Simple Clustering Example: Level Active
Clustering Example with Node Manager:
Active Level
Active with Node Manager and Whole Server Migration
 Whole Server Migration
Automatic Whole Server Migration Process
SOA Infrastructure High Availability Configuration
Cluster Wide SOA Deployment
SOA Infrastructure Failover

23. BPEL Process HA Considerations
BPEL Process Recovery
Mediator HA Considerations
Mediator Process Recovery
Human Workflow Engine HA Considerations
User Messaging Service (UMS) HA Architecture and Failover
Considerations
JCA Adapters Characteristics
File and FTP Adapters HA Considerations
Oracle BAM HA Considerations
A Sample BAM High Availability Architecture
Summary
18 Backing Up and Recovery of Oracle SOA Suite
Instances
Objectives
Oracle Fusion Middleware Directory Structure
About Backup and Recovery
Types of Backups
Recommended Backup Strategy
Limitations and Restrictions for Backing Up Data
Backup Tools
Performing a Full Offline Backup
 Performing an Online Backup of Runtime Artifacts

24. Backing Up a Domain Configuration
Documenting Oracle Fusion Middleware Installations
Recovery After Disaster
Recommended Recovery Strategy
Directories to Restore
Recovering a Middleware Home
Recovering the Administration Server Configuration
Recovering a Managed Server
Recovering Oracle SOA Suite

25. Video
https://www.globalonlinetrainings.com/