Oracle Tuxedo 11g: Rehost Mainframe Applications using ART
This course provides an overview of the problems businesses face today with mainframe applications, and how Tuxedo ART solves these problems. It quickly gets students up and running with their first Tuxedo ART environment and re-hosted application, providing a breakdown of the migration process for moving an application from the mainframe to Tuxedo ART. The course covers all of the features provided by Oracle Tuxedo ART and the ART Workbench and provides developers, architects, and administrators with the knowledge they need to configure, develop, deploy, and manage applications re-hosted on Tuxedo ART. Additionally, the course covers the various mainframe and SOA integration possibilities a…
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This course provides an overview of the problems businesses face today with mainframe applications, and how Tuxedo ART solves these problems. It quickly gets students up and running with their first Tuxedo ART environment and re-hosted application, providing a breakdown of the migration process for moving an application from the mainframe to Tuxedo ART. The course covers all of the features provided by Oracle Tuxedo ART and the ART Workbench and provides developers, architects, and administrators with the knowledge they need to configure, develop, deploy, and manage applications re-hosted on Tuxedo ART. Additionally, the course covers the various mainframe and SOA integration possibilities available for rehosted applications.
Learn To:- Establish a process for performing the migration from the mainframe to Tuxedo ART.
- Configure and use Tuxedo core capabilities and administrative features.
- Use the Tuxedo ART Workbench to migrate databases, data files, application code, and job execution code to the Tuxedo ART platform.
- Run both OLTP CICS and Batch mainframe applications on Tuxedo ART.
- Administer a rehosted application on the Tuxedo ART platform.
- Integrate rehosted applications with SOA technologies.
Audience
- Architect
- SOA Architect
- Developer
- Application Developers
- Administrator
- Technical Administrator
Course Topics Migration Process
- Introduction
- Processes
- Tuxedo Architecture Overview
- What is Mainframe Rehosting?
- Oracle's Rehosting Solution
- Oracle Tuxedo Application Runtime for CICS
- Oracle Tuxedo Application Runtime for Batch
- Oracle Tuxedo Application Rehosting Workbench
- Extended ART Ecosystem
- Overview: Key Attributes and Benefits
- Language and Data Migration Tools
- Core Architecture
- Application Environment and Deploying Applications
- Overview: Key Attributes and Benefits
- CICS API Emulation and Services
- Overview: Key Attributes and Benefits
- Batch Execution Environment Architecture
- Batch Execution Environment
- Tuxedo ART for Batch: Utilities
- Batch Management and Control
- Oracle's Maximum Availability Architecture: Deployment for Non-Stop Operation and Scalability
- Tuxedo Security
- Scalability and Performance
- High Availability
- Administration and Monitoring
- Mainframe Integration
- SOA Integration
- Overview
- Connectivity and Integration Architecture
- Java and .NET Client Integration
- Bidirectional Java EE Integration and Web Services
- Service Bus
- SCA
Course Objectives
- Describe the basic capabilities of Tuxedo development and administrative features
- Quickly set up a working Tuxedo ART environment running a CICS application
- Compare and contrast files before and after migration, and identify the differences
- Learn how and when to use the Cataloger, File, DB2, Cobol, and JCL migration components of the Workbench
- Configure and run rehosted mainframe CICS applications on Tuxedo ART
- Configure and run rehosted mainframe batch applications on Tuxedo ART
- Analyze existing mainframe applications and design a plan to rehost mainframe applications and data to Tuxedo ART
- Identify the SOA technologies available for integrating with mainframe applications rehosted on Tuxedo ART
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