Oracle Application Server 10g R2 ( Administration I & II )
2 Books on PDF File
Edition 2.0 ( Nov 2005 )
Official Oracle University Curriculum
These set teach you everything you need to know to become an Oracle 10g
Certified Professional. The tests are based directly from the information
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Oracle Application Server 10g R2 ( Administration I & II )
Administration I
What you will learn:
This course introduces the architecture of Oracle Application
Server 10g (10.1.2.0.2) and enables the participants to effectively install
and manage Oracle Application Server 10g(10.1.2.0.2). The participants learn
how to access and use Oracle Application Server management tools, and practice
the basic management tasks such as starting and stopping of Oracle Application
Server 10g instances and its components. The participants gain hands-on experience
in configuring the Oracle Application Server 10g Infrastructure and the Oracle
Application Server 10g middle-tier. They also learn to deploy J2EE applications
such as Web applications. They learn the concepts of identity management and
how to configure and manage Oracle Internet Directory, Oracle Application
Server Single Sign-On Server, and the Oracle Application Server Certificate
Authority. The participants learn how to leverage Oracle Identity Management
Infrastructure for securing OracleAS Portal. Participants also learn the procedures
involved in backing up and restoring the Oracle Application Server 10g instances
from backup in case of a disaster
Course Objectives:
Install Oracle Application Server 10g Infrastructure
Install Oracle Application Server 10g Middle-Tier (Portal and Wireless)
Upgrade Oracle Application Server 10g Portal from 10.1.2.0.2 to 10.1.4
Start, stop, and manage Oracle Application Server 10g Infrastructure including
its components and services
Start, stop, and manage Oracle Application Server 10g instances
Configure and manage Oracle Application Server Web Cache
Configure basic security services in Oracle Application Server 10g
Configure and manage Oracle HTTP Server
Configure and manage Oracle Application Server Containers for J2EE (OC4J)
Configure and manage Oracle Application Server Portal
Deploy J2EE applications
Manage Oracle Internet Directory
Administer the Oracle Application Server Single Sign-On Server
Manage and configure Oracle Application Server Certificate Authority
Perform backup and recovery for Oracle Application Server 10g
Course Topics:
Introduction
Unit 1: Product Overview
Unit 2: Installation
Unit 3: Basic Management and Configuration
Unit 4: Application Deployment
Unit 5: Managing Access Control
Unit 6: Performance and Availability
Oracle Application Server 10g Components and Features
Oracle Application Server: Overview
Oracle Application Server Components and Solutions
Oracle Application Server Installation Types
Oracle Application Server Management
Installing the OracleAS Infrastructure
OracleAS Infrastructure Components
OracleAS Infrastructure: Installation Steps
Accessing the Oracle Application Server Instance
Starting and Stopping OracleAS Infrastructure
Installing the OracleAS Middle Tier
OracleAS Middle-Tier Installation Phases: Overview
Preinstallation: OracleAS Middle-Tier Requirements
Middle-Tier Installation Options
Accessing the Application Server Control
Accessing OracleAS Portal Welcome Page
Using Oracle Application Server Management Tools
Oracle Application Server Control: Overview
Navigating Around the Topology
Starting, Stopping, and Restarting Oracle Application Server Instances
Viewing Performance Metric Details
Storing Log Information in the Diagnostic Message Database Repository
Enabling SSL for Application Server Control
Changing Oracle Enterprise Manager 10g Port Values
Oracle Process Manager and Notification Server (OPMN)
Configuring and Managing Oracle HTTP Server
Oracle HTTP Server Modules
HTTP Server Processing Model
Configuring the Oracle HTTP Server
Modifying the Server Properties
Configuring and Using Server Logs
Advanced Server Properties
Installing and Configuring mod_security
Configuring Directives and Virtual Hosts
Container Directives
Configuring Virtual Hosts
Controlling Allowed Features
Directory Indexing
Configuring and Managing OracleAS Web Cache
Managing OracleAS Web Cache with Application Server Control Console
Modifying Security Settings
Configure Listening Ports for Incoming Browser Requests
Configuring Site Definitions and Mapping to Origin Server
Creating Caching Rules
Caching Dynamic and Partial Pages
Invalidation Messages
Logging Events and Accessing Information
Configuring and Managing OC4J
Oracle Application Server Containers for J2EE (OC4J)
Creating an OC4J Instance
Disabling OC4J Instances
OC4J Instance Configuration Files
Configuring OC4J Using Application Server Control
Deploying J2EE Applications
Deploying Web Application Modules Using Application Server Control
Deploying Web Application Modules Using dcmctl
Creating a Data Source
Deploying J2EE Applications Using Application Server Control
Deploying J2EE Applications Using dcmctl
Oracle Application Server Security Services
Oracle Application Server Security Architecture
OracleAS Web Cache Security
Oracle HTTP Server Security
J2EE Security and JAAS
Oracle Identity Management Security Solution
OracleAS Portal Security Architecture
Configuring Oracle Application Server Components in Oracle Internet Directory
Identity Management: Overview
Oracle Internet Directory Server Process
Starting and Stopping Oracle Internet Directory Servers using opmn
Starting Oracle Internet Directory Server Instance
Using Bulk Tools
Oracle Internet Directory Administration Delegation Flow
OracleAS Portal and Oracle Internet Directory
Managing the OracleAS Portal
OracleAS Portal Administrative Services: Overview
Managing the OracleAS Portal Instance Using Application Server Control
OracleAS Portal Schemas
Managing Portal Users and Groups
Managing the Portlet Repository
Exporting and Importing Objects in OracleAS Portal
Configuring OracleAS Portal
Configuring Self-Registration Feature in OracleAS Portal
Configuring OraDAV Support for OracleAS Portal Access
ptllang Script to Install Languages
Configuring OracleAS Portal Dependencies
The Portal Dependency Setting File
The Portal Dependency Settings Tool
Configuring Portal Web Cache Settings
Administering Web Clipping and OmniPortlet
Administering the OracleAS Single Sign-On Server
Authentication Flow for OracleAS Single Sign-On
OracleAS Single Sign-On Administrator's Role
Configuring the OracleAS Single Sign-On Server
Administering Partner Applications
Administering External Applications
Monitoring OracleAS Single Sign-On Server
Accessing SSO Server from OracleAS Portal
Managing Access Using Delegated Administration Services
How Oracle Delegated Administrative Services Work
Oracle Delegated Administrative Services Proxy User
Starting and Stopping
Configuring the Default Identity Management Realm-Specific Context
Managing Users, Groups, and Subscribers
Changing Passwords
Managing Services and Accounts
Accessing Oracle Delegated Administrative Services from OracleAS Portal
Securing OracleAS Components Using SSL
How SSL Works?
OracleAS Certificate Authority
Requesting the Web Administrator Certificate
Managing Certificates
Configuring OCA Server
Oracle Wallet Manager
Enabling Oracle Application Server Components
Backing Up and Restoring Oracle Application Server
Performing a Complete Oracle Application Server Environment Backup
Backup and Recovery Tool
Performing Backups
Restoring Backups
Administration II
What you will learn:
The focus of this class is to introduce how to distribute Oracle Application Server components in different enterprise topologies to provide and maintain high availability, and scalability.
Optimize performance and reduce risks by learning about recommended enterprise topologies, high availability, and disaster recovery features in Oracle Application Server (10.1.2.0.2). Students learn about installing and maintaining high availability implementations such as OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster (Infrastructure), OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster (Middle Tier), OracleAS Cluster (Portal). The participants access and use Oracle Application Server monitoring and management tools.
This course counts towards the Hands-on course requirement for the Oracle Application Server 10g Administrator Certification. Only instructor-led inclass or instructor-led online formats of this course will meet the Certification Hands-on Requirement. Self Study CD-Rom and Knowledge Center courses are excellent study and reference tools but DO NOT meet the Hands-on Requirement for certification.
Cloning and staging of Oracle Application Server
Configuring and managing OracleAS Cluster (Web Cache)
Deploying OracleAS Forms, Oracle Reports, and OracleBI Discoverer to Oracle
Application Server
Configuring and managing OracleAS Cluster (OC4J)
Administering OracleAS Forms, Oracle Reports, OracleBI Discoverer
Configuring and managing OracleAS Cluster (Identity Management)
Course Objectives:
Choose the deployment topology that fits your needs
Describe high availability and scalability features available in Oracle Application
Server 10g
Install OracleAS Infrastructure using a distributed environment
Choose the appropriate failover strategy according to their business needs
Manage OracleAS Reports Services, OracleAS Forms Services and OracleAS Discoverer
Reconfigure Oracle Application Server 10g
Configure and use monitoring tools provided with Oracle Application Server
Course Topics:
Introduction
Course Discussion
Managing Customized Oracle Application Server Topologies
What is Enterprise Deployment Architecture?
What are the Benefits of Enterprise Deployment
What are the Key Considerations in Implementing EDA?
Standard Enterprise Deployment Topologies
Implementing Enterprise Security Infrastructure Topology
Implementing Enterprise J2EE Topology
Implementing Enterprise Portal Topology
Cloning and Staging Oracle Application Server
Cloning Oracle Application Server Instances: Overview
Cloning Process
Cloning: General Considerations and Limitations
Customizing the Cloning Process
Understanding Test to Production of Middle Tier (Staging): Overview
Moving J2EE Applications from Test Middle Tier to New Production Environment
Moving OracleAS Portal Metadata from Test to Production
Moving Applications from a Test Middle Tier with IM and a Product Metadata
to an Existing Production with IM
Distributing Oracle Application Server Infrastructure Components
Selecting Different Infrastructure Installation Types
Installing Multiple Metadata Repositories
Installing OracleAS Infrastructure by Using an Existing Oracle Database
Installing OracleAS Metadata Repository in an Existing Database
Installing OracleAS Infrastructure by Using an Existing Oracle Internet Directory
Upgrading a Distributed Oracle Application Server Environment
Upgrading Transitions: Three Paths
OracleAS Infrastructure Upgrade
Reconfiguring Middle-Tier Instances
Expanding a Middle-Tier Installation
Differences between Installing and Expanding a Middle Tier
Configuring OracleAS Web Cache After Installation
Associating a J2EE and Web Cache Installation with OracleAS Infrastructure
Configuring Portal After Installation
Configuring Forms and Reports Services After Installation
Configuring and Disabling Components
De-config Tool
Administering OracleBI Discoverer in Oracle Application Server
Configuring OracleBI Discoverer
Controlling the Discoverer Service
Configuring OracleBI Discoverer Plus
Configuring OracleBI Discoverer Viewer
Configuring Discoverer Portlet Provider
Discoverer Catalog, EUL, and OLAP Catalog
Managing Discoverer Catalog
OracleBI Discoverer EUL Command Line for Java
Administering Oracle Reports in Oracle Application Server
OracleAS Reports Services Architecture
Configuring Reports Server
Configuring Additional Reports Server Settings
Controlling Access and Registering with OracleAS Portal
Deploying Reports - Paper and Web Layouts
Deploying a Reports Application Using OC4J_BI_Forms
Advantages of Key Mapping
Administering Forms Applications in Oracle Application Server
OracleAS Forms Services Communication Flow
Performing Configuration Tasks
Application Server Control: Managing OracleAS Forms Services
Configuring Run-Time Pooling
Configuring JVM Pooling
Configuring Forms Trace
Configuring Environment Variables with Application Server Control
Deploying OracleAS Forms Applications
Diagnosing Oracle Application Server
Introduction to Oracle Application Server Logging
Creating and Managing the Diagnostic Message Database Repository
Configuring Component Logging Options
Starting and Stopping Log Loader
Searching the Log Repository
Enabling ODL Messages with Oracle HTTP Server
Configuring OC4J to Produce ODL Messages
Enabling ECIDs with OC4J
Tuning the Oracle Application Server Middle Tier
Performance Tuning Methodology
Comparison of Monitoring Tools
Monitoring Oracle HTTP Server
Configuring OC4J for Performance
OC4J-Specific Tips for Tuning EJBs
Factors that Affect the Caching Efficiency
Cache Size Determination
Invalidation Performance Considerations
Oracle Application Server High Availability Solutions
Oracle Application Server Clustering Types
OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster (Infrastructure)
OracleAS Cluster: Overview
Types of OracleAS Cluster
OracleAS Cluster: Terminology
Load-Balancing Algorithms Used by mod_oc4j
High Availability and State Replication
OracleAS Cluster (Portal): Overview
Configuring and Managing OracleAS Cluster (Web Cache)
OracleAS Cluster (Web Cache): Concepts
How OracleAS Cluster (Web Cache) Works
Configuring OracleAS Cluster (Web Cache)
Dynamic Membership in Oracle Cluster (Web Cache)
Invalidation in OracleAS Cluster (Web Cache)
Session-Binding (Stateful Load Balancing)
Configuring and Managing OracleAS Cluster (OC4J)
Initiating an OracleAS Farm Using a File-Based Repository
Configuring DCM-Managed OracleAS Cluster
Managing OracleAS Cluster
Configuring State Replication
Improving Availability of the File-Based Repository
Installing OracleAS Cluster (Portal)
Configuring OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster (Infrastructure)
High Availability: Terminology
OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster Infrastructure: Normal Mode
OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster Infrastructure: Failover Mode
OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster Example
Configuring OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster (Middle-Tier)
OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster (Middle-Tier)
Installing OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster (Middle-Tier)
Post installation Tasks
Reconfigure Components to Use the Virtual IP Address
Actions at Failover
OracleAS Cold Failover Cluster (Web Cache)
Installing and Configuring OracleAS Cluster (Identity Management)
Active Failover Cluster
OracleAS Infrastructure Active-Active Configurations in Release 2
OracleAS Cluster (Identity Management)
OracleAS Cluster (Identity Management): Load Balancer Configuration
OracleAS Cluster (Identity Management) 10.1.2: Installation and Configuration
Installing Distributed OracleAS Cluster (Identity Management)
Oracle Internet Directory Service Replication
Metadata Repository in an Existing RAC Database
Oracle Application Server Disaster Recovery
OracleAS Disaster Recovery Solution
OracleAS Guard: Overview
OracleAS Disaster Recovery: Implementation
Preparing to Implement OracleAS Disaster Recovery Solution
Installation: Overview
OracleAS Guard Configuration
Standby Site Instantiation
Standby Synchronization
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