Oracle Application Server 10g Administration II Self-Study Course

Oracle University Self-Study CD Courses are a great accompaniment and reliable alternative to our inClass courses, and provide an excellent ongoing resource for reviewing key concepts and practicing skills.

This course describes the advanced administration concepts. Students are introduced to common deployment topologies of Oracle Application Server 10g to enable choosing the appropriate topology according to your business needs. To provide a stable and highly available environment that performs well, participants learn the concepts for high availability (HA) and scalability. Students also learn to configure various OracleAS components such as Web cache clusters, OC4J, and business intelligence components. Students deploy the various components and know the tools and techniques for monitoring and tuning the components. In addition, students learn about Web Cache, OracleAS Clusters, configure J2EE clustering, OC4J, and manage OracleAS in a CFC environment.

• Technical Consultant
• Web Administrator

• OEM AS Control Enhancements
• OPMN
• Java Toplogy
• Portal and Wireless Topology
• Forms, Reports and Discoverer Topology
• Integration Topology
• Departmental Topology
• Enterprise Data Center Topology

• Identity Management and Metadata Repository: Installation Steps
• Identity Management only with OCA: Installing
• Multiple Metadata Repositories: Installing
• Existing Oracle Database: Using
• Repository Creation Assistant: Using
• Database-Based Clusters and Identity Management: Using
• Database-Based Clusters and No Identity Management: Using
• Upgrade Process: An Overview

• High Availability: An Overview
• High Availability: End-to-End
• High Availability: Grid Computing
• Application Level High Availability
• Middle-Tier Level High Availability
• Infrastructure High Availability
• Infrastructure Availability: Clustering
• Infrastructure High Availability: IM

• Identify enhancements in Oracle Enterprise Manager (OEM) Application Server Control to manage a customized and distributed environment.
• Identify the uses of Oracle Process Management and Notification Server (OPMN) in the OracleAS environment.
• Identify considerations for choosing the topology for a site.
• Identify considerations for using the Java topology.
• Identify considerations for using the Portal and Wireless topology.
• Identify considerations for using the Forms, Reports, and Discoverer topology.
• Identify considerations for using the integration topology.
• Identify considerations for implementing departmental topology.
• Identify features of the Enterprise Data Center topology.
• Identify considerations for implementing the development life cycle topology.
• Identify benefits of using failover clusters in high availability deployments.
• Identify the features of Identity Management replication for providing high availability.