Corporate Oracle SOA Training Course
Edstellar's instructor-led Oracle SOA training course enables teams with integration skills to achieve seamless application integration for the organization. The course is essential for organizations to modernize their IT infrastructure and stay competitive in the digital terrain by enabling the integration of applications and services.
Oracle SOA Corporate Training Course
Drive Team Excellence with Oracle SOA Training for Employees
Empower your teams with expert-led on-site/in-house or virtual/online Oracle SOA Training through Edstellar, a premier corporate training company for organizations globally. Our tailored Oracle SOA corporate training course equips your employees with the skills, knowledge, and cutting-edge tools needed for success. Designed to meet your specific needs, this Oracle SOA group training program ensures your team is primed to drive your business goals. Transform your workforce into a beacon of productivity and efficiency.
Oracle SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture) is a comprehensive platform designed to simplify the integration of organizational applications and services. Oracle SOA facilitates seamless communication and data exchange between disparate systems, streamlining business processes and improving efficiency. Oracle SOA training course is essential for organizations to modernize their IT infrastructure, enhance agility, and stay competitive in today's rapidly evolving digital terrain.
Edstellar's instructor-led Oracle SOA training course is tailored to equip professionals with the knowledge and skills needed to leverage Oracle SOA effectively. Delivered by industry experts with extensive experience in the field, the course covers various topics. Professionals can benefit from hands-on practical sessions and customizable curriculum delivered through virtual/onsite modes, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of Oracle SOA concepts and applications.
Key Skills Employees Gain from Oracle SOA Training
Oracle SOA skills corporate training will enable teams to effectively apply their learnings at work.
- Cloud Development Principles
- Resource Utilization Analysis
- Scalable Application Development
- Secure Cloud Applications
- Advanced SOA Integration
- Effective Collaboration
Oracle SOA Training for Employees: Key Learning Outcomes
Edstellar’s Oracle SOA training for employees will not only help your teams to acquire fundamental skills but also attain invaluable learning outcomes, enhancing their proficiency and enabling application of knowledge in a professional environment. By completing our Oracle SOA workshop, teams will to master essential Oracle SOA and also focus on introducing key concepts and principles related to Oracle SOA at work.
Employees who complete Oracle SOA training will be able to:
- Apply cloud-based application development principles using Oracle SOA
- Analyze and optimize cloud resource utilization to improve application performance
- Develop scalable and secure cloud applications leveraging Oracle's integrated services
- Integrate advanced Oracle SOA features into application design to enhance functionality and user experience
- Collaborate effectively within a cloud development environment, using Oracle SOA to drive innovation and efficiency
Key Benefits of the Oracle SOA Corporate Training
Attending our Oracle SOA classes tailored for corporations offers numerous advantages. Through our on-site/in-house or virtual/online Oracle SOA training classes, participants will gain confidence and comprehensive insights, enhance their skills, and gain a deeper understanding of Oracle SOA.
- Equips teams with the techniques to manage cloud-based applications and services efficiently
- Develops proficiency in navigating the Oracle SOA environment, optimizing resource utilization
- Empowers professionals with the skills to innovate and develop scalable applications on Oracle SOA
- Enhance skill development in cloud application troubleshooting and performance monitoring, ensuring high availability and reliability
- Enhances understanding of continuous integration and continuous deployment (CI/CD) processes, streamlining development workflows
Oracle SOA Training Topics and Outline
Our virtual and on-premise Oracle SOA training curriculum is divided into multiple modules designed by industry experts. This Oracle SOA training for organizations provides an interactive learning experience focused on the dynamic demands of the field, making it relevant and practical.
- Introduction to Oracle SOA
- Service-Oriented Architecture
- Principles and benefits of SOA
- Advantages of using Oracle SOA
- Benefits of using SOA
- Why is Oracle SOA important?
- Importance of Oracle SOA
- Overview of XML, XSD, web services, SOAP, UDDI, WSDL
- Explanation of XML, XSD, SOAP, UDDI, WSDL
- Role of each component in web services
- WSDL
- Structure and purpose of WSDL files
- Introduction to service component architecture
- Conceptual understanding of SCA
- Components and their roles in SCA
- Building blocks of SCA
- Exploring the building blocks such as service components, references, and wires
- Overview of Oracle SOA Suite
- Features of Oracle SOA Suite
- Introduction to Oracle SOA Suite
- Explanation of various components like BPEL, Mediator, Adapter, etc.
- Overview of WebLogic Server
- WebLogic Server architecture
- Installation and configuration steps
- Exploring key features and capabilities
- Overview of WebLogic domains and server instances
- Concept of domains and server instances in WebLogic
- Setting up domains and server instances
- Exploring domain partitioning options
- Setting up Oracle SOA environment
- Installing and configuring Oracle SOA Suite components
- Verifying installation and configuration
- Overview of WebLogic console and enterprise manager
- Introduction to WebLogic console and enterprise manager
- Managing and monitoring composite applications
- Setting up JDeveloper for deploying composite applications
- Installing and configuring JDeveloper
- Creating SOA projects and composites
- Configuring deployment profiles
- Deploying a composite application using EM
- Step-by-step guide for deploying composite applications through Enterprise Manager
- Monitoring deployment status and troubleshooting issues
- Creating partitions for grouping deployments
- Organizing deployments into partitions
- Introduction to Oracle BPEL
- Understanding BPEL concepts and architecture
- Exploring BPEL capabilities and features
- Recognizing the role of BPEL in SOA
- Overview of the Oracle BPEL Component Designer in Oracle SOA Suite
- Exploring the BPEL Component Designer interface
- Creating and editing BPEL processes
- Interaction patterns in Oracle BPEL
- Understanding synchronous and asynchronous interaction patterns
- Implementing request-response and one-way communication
- Exploring parallel flows and conditional branching
- Developing & deploying a simple Oracle BPEL process
- Creating a basic BPEL process and deploying it to the SOA server
- Administering and monitoring Oracle BPEL processes in EM
- Monitoring BPEL process instances and managing deployments through Enterprise Manager
- Scopes & variables in Oracle BPEL
- Understanding scopes in Oracle BPEL
- Working with variables in Oracle BPEL
- Declaring and manipulating variables within scopes
- Invocation constructs in BPEL
- Introduction to invocation constructs
- Exploring different types of service invocations in BPEL
- Configuring synchronous and asynchronous invocations
- Working with parallel flows
- Implementing parallel processing in BPEL processes
- Managing parallel flows and synchronization
- Conditional branching
- Implementing conditional logic in BPEL processes
- Using XPath expressions for conditional branching
- Exception handling
- Handling errors and faults in BPEL processes
- Defining fault policies and handling exceptions
- Oracle extension activities
- Introduction to Oracle extension activities
- Leveraging Oracle-specific extension activities in BPEL processes
- Extending BPEL functionality with custom activities
- Invoking external services in Oracle BPEL
- Understanding the need for invoking external services in BPEL processes
- Integrating with external systems and services
- Different types of service invocations
- Overview of partner link
- Concept of partner links in BPEL
- Configuring partner links for service invocation
- Orchestrating services through BPEL for a synchronous service
- Synchronous service interactions and their characteristics
- Designing BPEL processes for synchronous service orchestration
- Handling errors and exceptions in synchronous service invocations
- Orchestrating services through BPEL for an asynchronous service
- Asynchronous service interactions and their characteristics
- Designing BPEL processes for asynchronous service orchestration
- Implementing message correlation and callback mechanisms
- Based on WSDL
- Designing BPEL processes based on WSDL specifications
- Consuming external services and exposing BPEL processes as web services
- Events and timeouts
- Event-based fault handling
- Timeout handling
- Configuring event listeners and timeout settings
- Fault and exception handling
- Identifying and handling faults in BPEL processes
- Implementing fault handling strategies
- Differentiating between faults and exceptions in BPEL processes
- BPEL’s exception handling
- Handling exceptions and errors in BPEL processes
- Defining exception handlers and fault policies
- Fault management framework
- Overview of fault management framework in Oracle SOA Suite
- Integrating with fault management infrastructure for centralized error handling
- MDS advantages
- Exploring the benefits of Metadata Services (MDS)
- Centralized storage and management of metadata
- Types of MDS deployment
- Different deployment models for MDS
- On-premises vs. cloud-based MDS deployments
- Configuration in composites
- Configuring composites to leverage MDS
- Integrating metadata into composite applications
- Step-by-step guide on accessing and modifying configurations stored in MDS
- Introduction to event delivery network
- Explanation of event-driven architecture
- Role of event delivery network in asynchronous communication
- Components of event delivery network
- Consuming events from EDN
- Setting up event subscriptions
- Processing incoming events in SOA composites
- Defining events and using them
- Defining custom events for event-driven processes
- Triggering actions based on event notifications
- Introduction to sensors
- Overview of sensor technology and IoT devices
- Integration of sensor data into business processes
- Use of sensors
- Monitoring and analyzing sensor data
- Different types of sensors
- Classification of sensors based on functionality and application areas
- Examples of sensor types: Temperature sensors, motion sensors, etc.
- Introduction to the mediator component
- Understanding mediator functionality
- Purpose and functionality of mediator components in SOA
- Role in message routing and transformation
- Creating a mediator component
- Step-by-step guide to creating a new mediator component within Oracle JDeveloper IDE
- Mediator configuration and deployment
- Adding routing rules
- Configuring conditional routing based on message content
- Defining routing rules for message mediation
- Creating content-based routing filters
- Defining content-based routing criteria
- Creating routing rules
- Implementing content-based routing logic using filters
- Creating XSL transformations with XSLT mapper
- Mapping message content using XSLT transformations
- Creating XSLT mappings for message transformation
- Handling faults in the mediator
- Configuring fault handling policies for mediator components
- Handling errors and exceptions in message mediation processes
- Architecture of technology adapters
- Overview of adapter architecture and integration patterns
- Role of technology adapters in connecting with external systems
- Explanation of the architecture and components of technology adapters in Oracle SOA Suite
- Overview of pre-built technology adapters in SOA Suite 11g
- Exploring the library of pre-built adapters provided by Oracle SOA Suite
- Choosing the appropriate adapter for integration requirements
- Configuring data sources, connection pools, JNDI
- Setting up data connections and configuring connection pools for scalability
- Configuring JNDI for resource lookup and management
- Working with a database adapter
- Configuring database connections and executing SQL operations
- Implementing CRUD operations on relational databases
- Working with a JMS adapter
- Integrating with Java Message Service (JMS) queues and topics
- Implementing asynchronous messaging patterns using a JMS adapter
- Configuration steps for setting up a Java Message Service (JMS) adapter
- Working with a file adapter
- Reading from and writing to files on the file system
- Configuring file adapter endpoints for file-based integration scenarios
- Introduction to human workflow
- Overview of human-centric business processes
- Role of human workflow in orchestrating human tasks within processes
- Features of workflow service
- Exploring features of workflow service
- Users and groups
- Managing user roles and permissions in workflow applications
- Defining user groups and access control policies
- Introduction to business rules
- Overview of business rule engines and rule-based decision-making
- Role of business rules in automating decision logic within processes
- Introduction to decision tables
- Concept of decision tables for representing complex logic
- Implementing decision tables in Oracle BPEL processes
- Business rules and decision tables in BPEL
- Integrating business rules and decision tables into BPEL processes
- Executing rule-based decisions within BPEL workflows
- Steps for creating and managing decision tables within BPEL processes using Oracle JDeveloper
- Introduction to spring context
- Overview of the spring framework and its core features
- Integration of spring context into Oracle SOA applications
- Spring context in Oracle SOA
- Configuring spring beans and application contexts in SOA components
- Introduction to web service security
- The importance of security in service-oriented architectures
- Overview of common security threats and vulnerabilities
- Oracle Web Services Manager policy framework
- Understanding Oracle Web Services Manager (OWSM)
- Exploring the policy-based security model provided by Oracle Web Services Manager
- Configuring security policies for protecting web services and composite applications
- Introduction to security policies
- Overview of security policies for authentication, authorization, encryption, and integrity
- Implementing security policies to enforce access control and data protection
- Attaching security policies at design-time in JDeveloper
- Configuring security policies during the development phase using JDeveloper IDE
- Integrating security requirements into the design of SOA artifacts
- Attaching security policies post-deployment in enterprise manager
- Applying security policies to deployed services and composites using enterprise manager
- Monitoring and managing security configurations in runtime environments
- Discussing security propagation between applications and an SOA composite
- Security propagation mechanisms
- Propagation of security contexts between interconnected services and applications
- Ensuring secure communication and data exchange across distributed SOA environments
- SOA (Service-Oriented Architecture) and OSB (Oracle Service Bus)
- Exploring the concepts, features, and architectures of both SOA and OSB
- Comparative analysis
- Contrasting the roles, functionalities, and capabilities of SOA and OSB in enterprise integration
- Evaluating the strengths and limitations of each technology for specific integration scenarios
- Introduction to communication between SOA and OSB
- Overview of integration scenarios requiring communication between SOA and OSB components
- Communication protocols and message formats used in inter-component communication
- Implementation example
- Configuring endpoints, message routing, and data transformation between the two platforms
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Oracle SOA Corporate Training Prices
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Our customized corporate training packages offer various benefits. Maximize your organization's training budget and save big on your Oracle SOA training by choosing one of our training packages. This option is best suited for organizations with multiple training requirements. Our training packages are a cost-effective way to scale up your workforce skill transformation efforts..
125 licenses
64 hours of training (includes VILT/In-person On-site)
Tailored for SMBs
350 licenses
160 hours of training (includes VILT/In-person On-site)
Ideal for growing SMBs
900 licenses
400 hours of training (includes VILT/In-person On-site)
Designed for large corporations
Unlimited licenses
Unlimited duration
Designed for large corporations
Target Audience for Oracle SOA Training Course
The Oracle SOA training course is ideal for software developers, integration specialists, system architects, solution designers, and business analysts
The Oracle SOA training program can also be taken by professionals at various levels in the organization.
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Oracle SOA training for beginners
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Oracle SOA short course
Prerequisites for Oracle SOA Training
Professionals with a basic understanding of software development concepts can take the Oracle SOA training course
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Training Delivery Modes for Oracle SOA Group Training
At Edstellar, we understand the importance of impactful and engaging training for employees. To ensure the training is more interactive, we offer Face-to-Face onsite/in-house or virtual/online Oracle SOA training for companies. This method has proven to be the most effective, outcome-oriented and well-rounded training experience to get the best training results for your teams.
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