Oracle Imaging and Process Management 11g: Administration

This course enables participants to use Oracle Imaging and Process Management (I/PM) 11g to access, track, and annotate documents. In addition, they also get an overview of the product architecture of Oracle I/PM running on Oracle WebLogic Server.

The course also delves into administration tasks such as security permissions, configuration such as creating BPEL connections, and procedures for creating applications, searches, and input mappings.

Learn To:

• Describe Oracle Imaging and Process Management's (I/PM) architecture
• Upload and search for images
• Apply security permission to images
• Configure Oracle I/PM including creating applications, searches, and connections
• Create input mappings for high volume uploading
• Integrate Oracle I/PM and BPEL

Audience

• Application Developers
• Business Analysts
• Developer
• Functional Implementer
• Security Administrators
• Support Engineer
• Technical Administrator
• Database Administrators

Course Topics Imaging and Process Management Overview

• What is Oracle Imaging and Process Management?
• How Oracle I/PM Differs from Content Management?
• Overview of Applications
• Overview of Metadata
• Understanding typical process for Oracle I/PM images
• Accessing Oracle I/PM
• Setting user preferences

Working with Images: Uploading and Searching

• Overview of upload process
• Creating an electronic image
• Uploading new content
• Conducting a search
• Types of Viewers
• Viewing multiple documents in the Viewer
• Displaying document history/properties

Annotating Images

• Overview of Annotation Options
• Overview of Annotation Permissions
• Adding Text Annotation: Demonstration
• Adding Annotation Security: Demonstration
• Downloading images

Oracle I/PM Administrative Tools

• Overview of Oracle I/PM architecture
• Understanding Oracle I/PM business process and agents
• Understanding administrative responsibilities and tools
• Configuring Oracle I/PM logging: Demonstration
• Viewing log files: Demonstration
• Oracle I/PM configuration options: Configuring MBeans

Configuring Oracle I/PM

• Understanding configuration options
• Understanding Post-installation configuration
• Creating AgentUser MBean
• Adding the AgentUser: Demonstration
• Describing Oracle I/PM connections
• Creating an Oracle UCM repository connection
• Configuring Full-Text search with Oracle text search: Demonstration
• Rebuilding the Search Index: Demonstration

Integrating BPEL Process with Oracle I/PM

• What is Business Process Management?
• Orchestrating services from BPEL
• Architecture overview for BPEL process and Oracle I/PM Business Logic
• Configuring the BPEL Connection CSF credential
• Creating a BPEL Connection
• Overview of Application Extension Framework
• Overview of AXF Integration
• Deploying the Invoice Processing BPEL Processes: Demonstration

Managing Oracle I/PM Users

• Overview of Oracle I/PM Authentication
• Accessing Oracle I/PM
• Creating Users: Demonstration
• Creating Groups: Demonstration
• Assigning Groups to Users: Demonstration
• Overview of Oracle I/PM Security
• Understanding definition management
• Assigning definition management rights: Demonstration

Working with Applications

• What are Applications?
• Understanding definition rights
• Creating an application
• Editing an existing application
• Configuring BPEL Properties: Demonstration
• Reusing applications
• Exporting application definitions: Demonstration
• Importing application definitions

Working with Searches

• Overview of Searches
• Creating search
• Modifying an existing search

High Volume Imports: Managing Inputs

• Overview of Input Agents
• Enabling input agent
• What are input files?
• What are input definitions?
• Creating an input definition: Demonstration
• Understanding directory structure of input agent
• Understanding process order of input agent

Course Objectives

• Annotate images and apply security to annotations
• Apply security permission to images
• Configure Oracle I/PM including creating applications, searches, and connections
• Create input mappings for high volume uploading
• Integrate Oracle I/PM and BPEL
• Use Oracle WebLogic Server to manage Oracle I/PM users
• Use Oracle Enterprise Manager to manage Oracle I/PM MBeans
• Upload and search for images