Oracle SOA Suite 12c: Build Composite Applications Classes

Once again I’ll be teaching the class titled Oracle SOA Suite 12c: Build Composite Applications in Houston, TX the week of December 5th, 2016.

If anyone is interested in signing up for the class, visit the following link in the previous paragraph.

Here is an overview of the course:

This Oracle SOA Suite 12c: Build Composite Applications training teaches you how to design and develop SOA composite applications for application integration with services. You’ll use a Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) implementation approach.

Learn To:

• Create a SOA Composite application using JDeveloper.
• Initiate SOA composite applications using the Events Delivery Network.
• Test, debug and troubleshoot a SOA composite application.
• Apply security policies to service endpoints.

Benefits to You

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By taking this course, you’ll learn how to integrate your organization’s applications into agile, reusable, service-based connectivity to reduce risk and respond faster to business requirements. Become more effective at managing and monitoring a composite application to support your organization’s integration roadmap strategy and lower its total cost of ownership.

Oracle JDeveloper 11g Integrated Development Environment

With the Oracle JDeveloper 12c Integrated Development Environment (IDE), you’ll learn how to design, develop, deploy and test SOA Composite applications. Composite applications are modeled and developed according to the Service Component Architecture (SCA) specifications.

Secure Interactions Between Services

These applications are comprised of Mediator, BPEL, Business Rules and Human Tasks (Workflow) components. You’ll also learn how to secure interactions between services using Oracle Web Services Manager policies.

And of course, I’ll be sharing some of my real-world experience using both 11g and 12c.