Module 1: Overview of Oracle BPM Process Implementation

• Review of Oracle BPM Architecture
• Review of BPM Modeling
• Overview of the Development Environment:
• About Process Accelerators
• Introducing the SalesQuote Model

 Module 2: A Collaboration: Developer and Process Analyst

• Collaborative Process Design: An Overview
• Introducing Process Composer
• Creating project templates for the Business Process Composer user
• Discussing the Developer’s role in supporting the process analyst

 Module 3: Using Business Objects

• Working with information in a process
• Explaining Data Objects and their scope
• About Data object types and their representation
• Describing Data mapping and association
• Creating a Business Object
• Declaring Process and Project Data Objects
• Defining business indicators

 Module 4: Implementing User Tasks

• Overview of human tasks
• Creating a human task
• About Human task patterns
• Explaining Parameters and data association
• About Task forms

 Module 5: Writing Expressions and Initializing Variables

• Introducing expressions
• About Simple expressions
• About XPath expressions
• About XSL transformations
• Discussing a more advanced XPath example
• Using expressions in conditional transitions

 Module 6: Building Web Forms in Business Process Composer

• Overview of Web Forms
• Introducing the Web Form Designer
• About the Development Approach
• Adding Components to a Web Form
• Customizing Components of a Web Form
• Adding Form Rules to a Web Form

 Module 7: Implementing Business Rule Tasks

• Overview of Business Rule
• Discussing Rulesets and Bucketsets
• About Globals
• Creating business rules
• Testing business rules

 Module 8: Defining Human Workflows

• Overview of Human workflow
• About Patterns
• Defining human workflows
• About Task options
• Defining and using parametric roles
• The ApproveDeal human workflow: An example

 Module 9: Implementing Service Tasks

• Overview of Services and References
• Overview of Service Adapters
• Overview of Mediators and BPEL Services
• Creating a Service Task

 Module 10: Overview of Events

• Overview of events
• More on Timer events
• More on Signal events
• Discussing the exclusive XOR Event Gateway

 Module 11: Controlling and Organizing the Process Flow

• Overview of Subprocesses
• About the embedded subprocess
• About the reusable subprocess
• About the event subprocess
• Interrupting or altering the process flow
• About Peer process communication
• About Interprocess communication
• Setting up an interprocess communication using Message events

 Module 12: Handling Exceptions in the BPM Process

• Overview of Exception handling
• About System events and Business events
• Handling errors for an activity and a subprocess
• Handling errors at the process level
• Discussing Error events
• Error handling in a reusable subprocess
• Error handling in a called peer process
• Explaining Policy driven exception handling

 Module 13: Developing the User Interface using ADF – An Introduction

• Overview of ADF
• Explaining some fundamentals of JSF
• About Task Forms and task flows
• Working with the ADF page editor
• Explaining UI Development and Deployment
• Using the Integrated WebLogic Server for UI development
• Working in parallel with a UI development team
• Managing code lines

 Module 14: User Interface Options

• Making the Process UI your own – what are your options?
• Customizing the ADF Workspace
• Discussing Custom UIs and the APIs
• Creating an ADF Custom UI
• Creating a Non-ADF Custom UI (this is just a high level overview)
• About The Process Spaces Alternative Workspace

Oracle BPM 11g: Implement the Process Model Course Prerequisites:

Prior experience working with Oracle Database technology.
• Basic understanding of Oracle Database architecture, backup recovery, and disaster recovery concepts.
• Familiarity with Oracle Database 19c Administration.
• Knowledge of SQL, PL/SQL, and UNIX/Linux.
• Familiarity with Oracle RMAN and Data Guard environments.