Day1

Introduction and Concepts
Introduction to Oracle BPEL Process Manager
What Is BPEL?
What Is Oracle BPEL Process Manager?
What Is the BPEL Designer?
JDeveloper BPEL Designer
Eclipse BPEL Designer
How to Use This Guide
Tutorials and Demonstrations
Summary

Day2

Getting Started with Oracle BPEL Process Manager
Overview of Oracle BPEL Process Manager Components
Starting Oracle BPEL Process Manager Components
Overview of BPEL Designer Environments
Overview of JDeveloper BPEL Designer
Applications Navigator
Diagram View Window
Source Window
Component Palette
Property Inspector
Structure Window
Log Window
Overview of Eclipse BPEL Designer
Navigator
Process Map and Overview Windows.
BPEL Source Window.
BPEL Inspector .
Log Window
BPEL Palette.
Overview of Activities.
Overview of Partner Links
Overview of Oracle BPEL Server .
Overview of Oracle BPEL Console .
Overview of Oracle BPEL Process Manager Services ..
Overview of Oracle BPEL Process Manager Technology Adapters
Summary

Day3

Building a Simple BPEL Process
Overview of Building a Simple BPEL Process ..
Creating a New BPEL Project Using Eclipse BPEL Designer .
Browsing a New Project
Viewing the WSDL Interface of a BPEL Process..
Switching Between the Overview, Process Map, and Source Code
Viewing an Overview of a BPEL Process
Viewing a Detailed Process Map
Viewing BPEL Source Code..
Reviewing the BPEL Source Code ..
Understanding the Sequence Activity ..
Understanding the Assign Activity.
Adding an Assign Activity to the Process Map.
Step 1: Viewing the Process Map..
Step 2: Inserting an Assign Activity
Step 3: Adding a Copy Rule .
Step 4: Defining the From Part (Source) of the Copy Rule..
Step 5: Defining the To Part (Destination) of the Copy Rule
Compiling and Deploying the BPEL Process .
Testing the BPEL Process
Summary
Manipulating and Transforming XML Data in BPEL and ESB
How XML Data Works in BPEL.
About Data Manipulation and XPath Standards .
Initializing a Variable with Expression Constants or Literal XML
Copying Between Variables .
Creating Transformation activity in a BPEL Process
Creating Transformation Mapping by using the XSLT Mapper
Saving a XSLT Transformation
Applying a Transformation to XML data
Creating a Domain Value Map in BPEL and in ESB
Summary

Day4

Example and Demo
Demo
Solving of Issues
Exercise
Invoking a Synchronous Web Service
Use Case .
Synchronous Service Concepts..
Examples ..
The Partner Link..
Port Types
partnerLinkTypes for Synchronous Services
UDDI and WSIL Directories .
The Invoke Activity
Calling a Synchronous Service ..
Summary
Calling an Asynchronous Web Service
Introduction.
Use Case .
Understanding Asynchronous Callback Concepts.
partnerLinkTypes for Asynchronous Services
Calling the Service from BPEL
Invoke and Receive Activities .
Correlations.
WS-Addressing
TCP Tunneling
Correlation Sets
The Reply Activity .. Dehydration
Adding a Partner Link for an Asynchronous Service.
Adding an Invoke Activity
Adding a Receive Activity .
Performing Additional Activities .
Questions and Answers ..
Summary

Day5

Integrating Services Through Adapters
Defining Adapter Services
Describing the Adapter Framework
Types of Adapters
Creating a PartnerLink for an Adapter in BPEL
Invoking the service of a BPEL adapter
Virtualising Services through ESB Adapters
Deciding to use BPEL or ESB Adapters
Designing Routing Patterns
Parallel Flow
Introduction.
Use Case .
Understanding Parallel Flow Concepts ..
Defining a Parallel Flow.
The flowN Activity
BPEL Code Example of the FlowN Activity .
Summary
Conditional Branching
Introduction.
Use Case .
Understanding Conditional Branching Concepts
Conditional Branching
Adding a Switch Activity
The While Activity .
Summary
Fault Handling
Introduction.
Use Case .
Defining a Fault Handler
Taxonomy of BPEL Faults .
Using the Scope Activity -
Throwing Internal Faults
Returning External Faults ..
Returning a Fault in a Synchronous Interaction.
Returning a Fault in an Asynchronous Interaction..
Fault Handler Within a Scope. -
The Empty Activity at runtime .. -
Compensation -
The Terminate Activity -10
Catching Run-Time Faults Example ..
Eclipse BPEL Designer Example ..
Summary

Day6

Incorporating Java/J2EE Code in BPEL Processes
Introduction.
Use Case .
Using Java Code with WSIF Binding
Using Java Code Wrapped as a SOAP Service
Embedding Java Code in BPEL .
The bpelx:exec Tag..
XML Facade
bpelx:exec Built-in Methods .
JDeveloper BPEL Designer Example.
Summary
Introduction to ESB
Creating an ESB Project in JDeveloper and Creating a ESB System
Creating an ESB Service and Routing Rules in ESB
Adding Target Service to Routing Rules
Adding a SOAP Service to an ESB Project
ESBBPEL Native Integration
Registering an ESB Project
Benefits of ESB
Example and Demo
Demo
Solving of Issues
Exercise

Day7

BPEL Process Deployment and Domain Management
Compiling and Deploying a BPEL Process ..
Compiling and Deploying on JDeveloper BPEL Designer .
Compiling Without Deploying on JDeveloper BPEL Designer .
Compiling and Deploying on Eclipse BPEL Designer ..
BPEL Suitcase JAR File .
Creating and Managing a BPEL Domain
Changing the Default Domain Password
Changing Oracle BPEL Admin Console Password..
Creating a BPEL Domain
Changing Oracle BPEL Server Mode .
Deploying a BPEL Suitcase to a Specific Domain ..
Location of BPEL JAR Suitcase Files in a Specific Domain..
Undeploying a BPEL Process from a Specific Domain
Viewing BPEL Processes in Oracle BPEL Console ..
Dashboard Tab: Viewing Processes..
BPEL Processes Tab: Managing the Process Life Cycle..
Process Life Cycle Recommendations for a Development Environment .
Process Life Cycle Recommendations for a Production Environment ..
Example: Life Cycle of Processes..
Instances Tab: Viewing Process Instances
Activities Tab: Viewing Process Activities ..
Build and Command Line Tools.
Apache Ant .
bpelc ..
Examples ..
schemac
Examples ..
Summary .

Day8

Miscellaneous Topics
Introduction to OWSM
Debugging of BPEL Process
BPEL Integration with Various Systems
Design Patterns in SOA
SOA Best Practices
Introduction to BPA (Business Process Analaytics)
Demo and Hand's On

FAQ's

Some FAQs related to SOA (BPEL + ESB) Training -

1) Where is the Location of training?
This training we have both online and class room for Online students we will be sharing live Virtual class room, , using our Web Conferencing software. The participants will be able to get their queries answered, Training is held on weekends

2) How about Audio?
You will listen Audio of the instructor using Web Conferencing Software.

3) What are training requirements?
A good quality headphone & microphone to listen & speak to the trainer is must. You can also connect to conference bu Using phone

4) What will be the timings of training?
Pacific Standard Time (PST) - 10:00 AM

5) What is the cost of the training course?
The cost for SOA (BPEL + ESB) Training is USD 450$.

6) During training, will we have access to the environment to practice?
Yes, you will be able to practice during the weekdays as you will be given access to our remote servers.

7) How much of the class will be practical?
First half will be theroy and second half will be Practicals

8) Would we be provided with learning material?
Yes, We will provide training presentations, training material and exercises for practical's