
Master advanced Oracle SOA Suite 12c techniques by solving real business cases, testing solutions, and configuring deployments in WebLogic, while using Postman and SOAP for validation and integration.
Install Oracle SOA Suite 12c by downloading the software, installing Java JDK 8, configuring Java home, and launching the server and developer to verify setup.
Install Oracle XE and configure a domain to support OSB and stateless APIs by running RCU to create schemas.
Case 1 demonstrates building a single API to select, update, delete, and insert information with a DBAdapter to manage user data. It eliminates duplicate APIs.
Export and deploy the service resource jar, then use the test console to perform create, update, delete, and select operations against the database via the pipeline, isolating layers for diagnosis.
Learn to select data with a sql via a db adapter and expose results through a rest service in WebLogic OSB, plus patch a JDeveloper json factory bug with opatch.
Show how to use the SAP Adapter to expose an SAP RFC as a REST or SOAP API, linking SAP with Oracle SOA Suite 12c.
Create REST APIs in OSB and BPEL to compare stateless and stateful flows, and learn why OSB fronts BPO for orchestration. Build JSON payloads and XSD responses, test with Postman.
Create and deploy REST APIs in OSB and BPEL using a mediator, with post and get operations, JSON transformations, and live testing of composites.
Explore split-join parallel in OSB using ECB vs BPO. Build three APIs A, B, and C, test with five-second waits, and compare stateless ECB performance to stateful BPO.
Leverage XQuery to transform XML data to JSON within Oracle Service Bus, connecting a SOAP API to a REST endpoint and mapping fields for the BPO backend.
Learn how to apply XSLT transformation in BPEL to transform rest API data, compare with assign, configure source and target, and test and deploy the integration workflow.
Learn to read a complex fixed-length file in BPEL using the FileAdapter, parse header, list, and footer records, and insert products with prices into a MySQL database via for-each.
Scale ecommerce transactions with JMS queues in Oracle SOA Suite 12c by converting processing to asynchronous using producers and consumers, persisting messages, and validating end-to-end flow.
In this advanced course, you'll explore how to leverage the powerful toolkit provided by Oracle SOA Suite 12c.
We'll cover an in-depth overview of Oracle Service Bus (OSB) and BPEL, highlighting their key features and capabilities. Whether you’re experienced with Oracle SOA Suite or just starting, this course is tailored to help you grasp the latest functionalities and elevate your integration skills.
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
Create REST and SOAP APIs.
Consume external APIs seamlessly.
Connect with databases, SAP systems, and file systems.
Benefits of Using Oracle SOA Suite
Automate and Analyze Integration Flows
Streamline and monitor end-to-end data integrations with advanced automation tools.
Boost Productivity
Eliminate retyping errors and reduce manual work by automating data flow between Oracle, third-party, and custom applications.
Adapt to Changing Business Needs
Enhance business agility and cut support costs by isolating services from clients for application interactions.
Pre-built Application Adapters
Simplify connectivity with on-premises and SaaS applications, as well as B2B partners, to automate ERP, HCM, and CX processes.
Operational Dashboards
Leverage Oracle SOA dashboards to track and trace integration data flows, ensuring rapid response to exceptions and adherence to SLAs.
Real-World Use Cases
Simplified ERP Integration:
Automate requisitioning, purchase order creation, and invoice validation while managing exceptions efficiently.
Additional Resources
Source Code Included: GitLab repositories with source code are provided to help you follow along with the lessons.
Feel free to reach out through the contact section for any questions during the course. I'm here to help you succeed!