Module 1: Introduction

• Identify the objectives of the course
• Discuss the course agenda
• Access additional information and resources

 Module 2: Overview Oracle Identity Governance 11g Architecture and Development Tools

• Review identity governance, management, and architecture concepts
• Examine the functional areas of identity management
• Identify Oracle Identity Manager as a solution for Identity Management tasks
• Examine use cases for Oracle Identity Manager
• Review Oracle Identity Manager user interfaces and development tools
• Discuss ways to populate identities in Oracle Identity Manager
• Explore the course practice environment

 Module 3: Developing Connectors to Integrate Systems

• Discuss the Identity Connector Framework (ICF)
• Identify the ICF application programming interface (API) and service provider interface (SPI) layers
• Develop a Connector implementation class
• evelop a Configuration implementation class
• Exchange data with Oracle Identity Manager through Attribute or ConnectorObject object types
• Create and modify Ant build files to generate a connector bundle JAR file ready for deployment or installation

 Module 4: Testing and Installing ICF Connectors

• Develop a connector test application by using the ICF application programming interface (API)
• Execute test applications in Oracle JDeveloper with the connect bundle JAR local to the test application
• Install the ICF connector in Oracle Identity Manager
• Manage the connector installation and configuration life cycle

 Module 5: Implementing Reconciliation

• Explain reconciliation and the different types of reconciliation and modes
• Discuss the Oracle Identity Manager reconciliation architecture
• Create reconciliation objects by using the Design Console
• Implement trusted or target reconciliation by applying the Oracle Identity Manager object model
• Initiate reconciliation through a scheduled task

 Module 6: Customizing Reconciliation with Plug-ins, Event Handlers, and Scheduled Tasks

• Describe the plug-in framework including plug-ins and plug-in points
• Explain Oracle Identity Manager orchestration concepts
• Create and register a plug-in contained in a zip file
• Create and register an event handler
• Develop and register a custom scheduled task

 Module 7: Provisioning Resources to Users

• Configure an Oracle Identity Manager connector to make it operable
• Identify an Oracle Identity Manager application instance
• Describe how application instances relate to connector objects
• Provide examples of application instances
• Manage sandboxes
• Describe how to create an application instance
• Describe how to manage the Catalog
• Compare ways to provision a resource to an Oracle Identity Manager user: policy-based (user membership rules and access po

 Module 8: Granting Entitlements to Users

• Identify entitlements for application instances
• Manage entitlements for application instances
• Identify requests
• Explain the types of requests that you can create and manage
• Describe the two types of approval workflows associated with requests: request-level and operational-level approval workflows
• Identify the stages of a request
• Explain the request stages throughout a request’s life cycle
• Complete request-level and operational-level approval workflows

 Module 9: Introduction to Oracle SOA Suite

• Describe Oracle SOA Suite 11g and SOA composite applications
• Describe the components of a SOA composite application
• Create, condifure, and develop BPEL Process, Human Task, and Business Rule components
• Deploy and test a SOA composite application

 Module 10: Customizing Approval Processes in SOA Suite

• Design a custom approval composite
• Implement a custom approval composite interface and its callback requirements
• Generate a skeleton custom approval composite
• Secure the Request Web Service and invoke its operations from a composite
• Configure Oracle Universal Messaging Service (UMS) for notification services

 Module 11: Configuring Self Profile Management

• Compare authorization and authentication
• Identify authorization policies
• Explain how to define authorization policies that control access rights that users have in Oracle Identity Manager
• Discuss how to use authorization policies to determine whether a user can perform a specific action in Oracle Identity Manager
• Describe the relationship between authorization policies and administrative roles in Oracle Identity Manager
• Discuss how to manage authorization policies
• Identify Oracle Identity Manager system entities
• Add user-defined fields (UDFs) to system entities

 Module 12: Configuring Oracle Identity Manager Certifications

• Describe identity certification and attestation
• Identify the business drivers for certification
• Configure certification in Oracle Identity Manager
• Create and manage certification definitions
• Explain how risk summaries are calculated
• Describe closed-loop remediation and remediation tracking
• Describe and configure multiphased reviews and event listeners for user certifications

 Module 13: Extending an Oracle Identity Manager Connector

• Discuss how to extend an Oracle Identity Manager connector
• List the steps to complete to extend a connector
• Verify that the connector extensions are operable

 Module 14: Customizing the Oracle Identity Manager User Interface

• Describe the MVC architectural design layers and its benefits
• Explain the Oracle Identity Manager UI architecture
• Explain the ADF main components and Expression Languages
• Describe the approaches available to customize the Oracle Identity Manager UI
• Extend Oracle Identity Manager with a custom ADF application
• Provide links in Oracle Identity Manager
• Change Oracle Identity Manager console logo

 Module 15: Customizing the Application Instance Form for Access Requests

• Describe how to use the Oracle Identity Manager UI customization approaches to optimize application instance forms for access
• List the steps needed to customize the application instance form

Oracle Identity Governance 11g R2: Develop Identity Provisioning Course Prerequisites:

1. Basics of Oracle Identity Manager 11g R2
2. Knowledge of LDAP, SQL and UNIX
3. Understanding of Identity Management Concepts
4. Working knowledge of Oracle databases and Microsoft Windows/Linux environment
5. Familiarity with basic concepts of java/J2EE
6. Completion of Oracle Identity Manager 11g R2: Fundamentals Training