Retail Point-of-Service (POS) Suite Technical Essentials 13.4.1

This Retail Point-of-Service (POS) training provides a technical overview of Oracle Retail's POS Suite. This overview includes a detailed description of the technology, coding standards and how the overall development enables the POS Suite to integrate with other Oracle Retail Applications.

Learn To:

• Explore the database using SQL Developer.
• Display parameter options.
• Work with roles.
• Work with scan sheets.
• Enable JMX remote.
• Work and examine log files.

Explore POS Suite Application Hardware & Software

Expert Oracle University instructors will pay special attention to hardware and software requirements for each POS Suite application. Through interactive lessons and hands-on exercises, you'll learn about the installation practices and the most relevant retail industry standards necessary to develop industry leading applications.

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Audience

• Application Developers
• Java Developer
• Technical Consultant

Course Topics Oracle Retail POS Suite Technical Essentials

• Course Objectives
• Agenda

POS Suite Overview

• Oracle Retail Footprint
• Oracle Retail Product Integration
• Oracle Retail Point-of-Service: Features
• Oracle Retail Back Office: Features
• Oracle Retail Central Office: Features
• Oracle Retail Labels and Tags: Features
• Oracle Retail Returns Management: Features

Physical Architecture

• Physical Architecture
• Typical Large Deployment

Application Architecture

• Conceptual Architecture: Store-Level Interactions
• Conceptual Architecture: Corporate-Level Interactions
• ORPOS Suite: Implementation
• Oracle Retail POS Suite: Logical Architecture
• Model-view-controller (MVC)
• Oracle Retail POS Architecture Layers
• POS Baseline Contextual Architecture

Data Architecture

• POS Retail Transaction Context Model
• POS Suite Foundation Data Model
• POS Suite Inventory Context Model
• Data Architects, SOA, and XML Web Services
• Data Architecture Responsibilities

Non-Functional Architecture

• Scalability and Service Quality
• Security
• Deployment and Support Processes
• Data Distribution
• Generating Transaction Numbers

Application-Level Technical Design: Point-of-Service

• POS Technical Architecture
• POS Logical Design Model
• POS Logical Components Architecture
• POS Operational Model
• POS Subsystem Design

Application-Level Technical Design:Back Office

• Logical Design Model: Architecture Tiers
• Oracle Retail Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA)
• Oracle Retail Back Office Subsystem Design
• Commerce Services in Operation
• Back Office Design Highlights

Application-Level Technical Design: Central Office

• Contextual Architecture of Central Office
• Oracle Retail Central Office Logical Design Model
• SOA Subsystem Design
• Central Office Subsystem Design: Web Tier Description
• Application-Level Technical Design
• Central Office Design Highlights

Application-Level Technical Design: Mobile Point-of-Service

• MPOS Architectural Design

Application-Level Technical Design: Returns Management

• Logical Design Model: Architecture Layers
• Returns Management: Conceptual Modules
• Web-based UI
• Physical Module View
• User Interface Layer
• Consumer Adapter Layer
• Data Layer

Installation

• POS Installation
• Back Office Installation
• Central Office Installation
• Labels and Tags Installation

Configuration

• Understand the integration of technologies used in Oracle Retail Store Solutions
• Configuring POS, BO, CO, RM and MPOS
• PA-DSS: Overview

System Data

• Key data components of the POS Suite
• Overview of ARTS Database

Integration Points

• High-Level Integration Overview Diagram
• ORPOS to Siebel Architecture
• Connector Framework (COMMEXT)
• System Architecture View
• Oracle Retail Product Integration
• Centralized Customer
• Bill Pay Logical Architecture
• ORPOS to ORSIM Integration

Integration Technologies

• JMS Enterprise Messaging
• JMS Connection Points
• Web Services in POS Suite Applications
• Remote Method Invocation (RMI)
• XML, CSV, and Text Data Feeds
• Text/XML/PDF Exports

Interface Definitions

• Interface Definitions
• Interface Information
• Example of Internal Interface
• Product Names and Version

Performance and Service Level Agreements

• Application Performance and Service-Level Agreements
• Scalability and Service Quality
• Offline Support and Disaster Recovery
• Availability
• Deployment and Support Processes
• Deployment and Support Processes

Standards

• Association for Retail Technology Standards (ARTS)
• JavaPOS
• UnifiedPOS
• POSLog Elements
• ARTS XML
• J2EE
• Web Service Standards

Deployment Options

• Understand the deployment options available for designing a customized physical and logical architecture

Localization

• Localization
• Internationalization at Oracle Retail
• I18N + L10N = Globalization
• What Is Functional Localization
• What Gets Translated at Oracle Retail
• Translation Process
• Translations: Point-of Sale Suite

Course Objectives

• Explain how Oracle Retail Store Solutions integrates with other Oracle Retail products
• Comprehend the conceptual architecture used in the Oracle Retail Store Solutions
• Identify various logical architectural components of the applications and their service-oriented approach
• Explain the recommended physical architecture of both a typical and large deployment of Store Solutions
• Understand application-level technical design for Store Solutions
• Create a system architecture document (SAD)
• List the integration technologies used with Oracle Retail Store Solutions and explain how they are used
• Identify important integration points among Oracle Retail Store Solutions and with external applications
• Describe the service-level agreements required for integration
• Explain how various retail industry standards are involved in the design, development, and deployment of Store Solutions
• Understand and describe key tables in Store Solutions
• Draw a diagram of a functional entity relationship
• Describe the various Oracle Retail Store Solutions
• Specify the general hardware and software requirements for deploying Store Solutions on an IBM or Oracle Stack
• Install and configure Oracle Retail Store Solutions