Oracle BPM 12c: Advanced Implementation Ed 1
The course teaches students how to create more complex process models to meet their business needs through the use of different types of events, including message, signal, and timer events. Students will learn to manage synchronous and asynchronous communication between processes and subprocesses, peer processes, and other services. They will also write scripts using XPath, XSLT, and Groovy, and will learn how to use the debugger to follow the route of a token through the process. In addition, the course covers exception handling including the use of event subprocesses and “skip” and “back” actions. Students will also learn how to customize the UI with or without ADF, including advanced web form rules, and gain experience in using the human workflow and BPM APIs.
STUDENTS WILL LEARN TO
- Write contents utilizing XPath, XSLT and Groovy.
- Use the debugger to follow the course of a token through the procedure.
- Understand special case taking care of, including the utilization of occasion subprocesses and “skip” and “back” activities.
- Customize the UI with or without ADF.
- Use the human work process and BPM APIs and propelled web structure rules.
About the course
COURSE TOPICS
Module 1: Review of Oracle BPM Architecture and Tools
- Discussing Process Composer VS Studio
- About BPM 12c QuickStart
- About Process Debugger
- Deployment and Testing
Module 2: Data in a BPM Process
- Discussing Process and Project Data Objects
- About Business Parameters
- Describing Data Associations and Mapping
- About XPath and Simple Expressions
- Discussing XSLT
- About Groovy scripting
Module 3: Business Rules
- About Facts and Fact Types
- About Value Sets
- Discussing General Rules, Verbal Rules, and Decision Tables
- Explaining Decision Functions
- About Testing and Test Suites
- Explaining Forward Chaining Inference
Module 4: Human Workflow
- Overview of Human Workflow
- Discussing Stages and Participants
- Discussing Participant Lists
- Using Expressions to build participant lists
- Using Business rules to build participant lists
- About Task options and task properties
Module 5: Implementing ServiceTasks
- Overview of Services and References
- Overview of Service Adapters
- Creating and Using a File Adapter
- Creating and Using a Database Adapter
- Using a Mediator and transformation to match data types
Module 6: Overview of Events
- Overview of events
- More on Timer events
- More on Signal events
- Discussing the exclusive XOR Event Gateway
Module 7: Controlling and Organizing the Process Flow
- Overview of Subprocesses
- About the embedded subprocess
- About the reusable subprocess
- About the event subprocess
- About Interprocess communication
- Setting up an interprocess communication using Message events
- Interrupting the main process
Module 8: 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
- Error handling using an event subprocess and skip and back
Module 9: User Interface Customization overview
- Customizing UI for an individual task
- Using ADF
- Using Web forms
- Discussing pros and cons of different approaches
Module 10: An Introduction to using ADF to Developing the User Interface
- High-level Overview of ADF
- About Oracle ADF Task forms
- Using ADF Task Flow
Module 11: Building Advanced Web Forms
- Overview of Web Forms
- About Advanced Web form rules
- Using REST service to dynamically populate a field
- About Web form rule debugging
Module 12: Customizing the BPM Workspace
- Customizing the Default BPM Workspace
- Creating a Custom Workspace Using ADF
- Customizing BPM workspace using Non-ADF Approach
- Building functionality using Human workflow and BPM APIs
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