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Operational Implementation Strategies

Oracle Corporation Software

With the acquisition of BEA Systems software, Oracle Corporation now has two application servers: WLS: WebLogic Server and Oracle Application Server. As part of its acquisition of Sun Microsystems, Oracle assumed sponsorship of the open source GlassFish Application Server. GlassFish Application Server is JEE6 certified, it is being integrated integration with Coherence and other Oracle technologies.

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Oracle's stated strategy is to make WebLogic its preferred application server; it has been rebranded as Oracle WebLogic Application Server. The WLS server supports Java J2EE and EJB. It features web services and SOA: Service Oriented Architecture support along with administration, operations, and management capabilities for reducing operational costs and increasing uptime. Complementary components from Oracle Application Server along with WebLogic Operations Control from BEA and Coherence from Tangosol have been integrated into WebLogic Server.

The editions of WLS are:

Edition Base Functionality
WebLogic Server Standard Edition This is the entry level J2EE application server.
WebLogic Server Enterprise Edition This server includes the standard edition components, plus the clustering and management capabilities for organizations with larger scale enterprise applications.
WebLogic Suite This server provides full Java EE, clustering, and management capabilities and in memory data grid and real-time JVM.
Oracle Application Grid

This server provides the grid which complements application server environments for organizations with higher scale-out or latency-sensitive requirements.

In order to realize a level of AIV: Application Infrastructure Virtualization from Oracle and WLS, software from multiple vendors must be deployed together: VMware ESX Server, MS Windows or Linux operating system, LiquidVM, BEA WLS Virtual Education, and Oracle WebLogic Operations Control.

The challenge will be managing differing application server environments until the Oracle Roadmap becomes a reality. Oracle Corporation will be providing maintenance for current Oracle Application Server 10g customers during the convergence of functionality with the WebLogic Server.

SYS-ED's WebLogic courses and Oracle training programs provide a framework for:

  • Mastering the server administration skills for providing security, handling users, debugging system issues, and performing installation tasks.

  • Learning to use the tools for designing and coding applications with a variety of programming languages.

  • Implementing and addressing the issues associated with WebLogic Server, Oracle Fusion, and the Oracle Roadmap.

  • Developing the skills required for the strategic integration of Oracle Exadata database software with WebLogic Server.

  • Examining whether organizations' with a substantial investment in Oracle software, should deploy now, migrate later, or wait for new software to come to market.


Modernizing Legacy Application Infrastructures

SOA: Service Oriented Architecture incorporates an established set of practices which is becoming increasingly mainstream. The fundamental tenets are the reuse of applications and business logic across the enterprise and as an organization's scale and needs change, migrate and redeploy applications on different physical hardware economically with minimal disruption.

According to Oracle Corporation white papers, an efficient implementation will:
1- Incrementally be adopted. 2- Incorporate legacy systems into the new architecture.
3- Use an existing unified, consistent, and flexible architecture.

4- Use a scalable governance model.

When WebLogic Server is used in a IBM software environment such as DB2, CICS Transaction Server, and WebSphere MQ, then the implementation of a SOA: Service Oriented Architecture infrastructure also will include application-based middleware frameworks.


Client-specific WebLogic Training

The client is looking at adopting SOA: Service Oriented Architecture at two separate levels.

1- The internal services needs to be exposed to consumers as web services.

2- The internal architecture needs to be converted to use BPEL and web services.

The current architecture has been built upon a legacy mainframe infrastructure and it may not be realistic from a technical standpoint to convert to SOA or doing so would take a considerable expenditure of resources and time.

Some of the services will need to be exposed as WSRP portlets. This will offer the GUI front end for the services. In this way, the consumer does not have to develop a front end application. The existing internal architecture uses a pub-sub style interaction instead of a request response type interaction. SYS-ED will provide guidance on whether this can be modeled using BPEL.

The examples and hands-on workshops will teach Messaging and Asynchronous Communication:
  • Sending a request from a BPEL process and not wait for a response right away.
  • Performing non-blocking calls using a parallel activity.
  • Ensuring delivery using messaging.
  • Implementing a publish/subscribe pattern.
  • Handling events from a BPEL process.

 

SYS-ED Approach to WebLogic and Oracle Training

SYS-ED WebLogic and Oracle curriculum incorporates the first generation and longstanding experience of our staff with the WLS: WebLogic and Oracle database development platforms.

We offer a prototyping environment which allows our clients to assess a comprehensive range of WebLogic Server configurations and the trade-offs involved in selecting a commercial and open source software implementation which meets specific operational objectives: base operating system, scripting, database, middleware and programming languages.

Our longstanding experience with the Sun Microsystems Solaris operating system, IBM mainframe system software, and WebSphere MQ middleware, provides us with a privileged perspective from which to teach platform migration. It is standard policy for SYS-ED to tailor our WebLogic courses and Oracle training programs to include SOA subject matter, project specifications, and client specific exercises. We refer to this premium training service as educational consultancy.

Solaris and Oracle Oracle and IBM Web Servers WebSphere MQ Middleware

The courseware used in SYS-ED's WebLogic and Oracle training incorporates an examination of the web server architecture with program logic and sample programs which have been validated on consultancy assignments. With the increasingly hybrid mix of commercial implementations of Java and Microsoft .NET with different scalable enterprise databases, quality documentation is fundamental to a successful training outcome.

Upon completion of a course, students are welcome to submit WebLogic and Oracle questions from back on the job. Courses are available in a classroom, distance-learning medium, or client presentation system.

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Information Technology in Transition
 
 
 

Information Technology Infrastructure - Open Source Software Alternative

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Longstanding Consultancy Experience in
Information Technology
 
 
 
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Courseware for Teaching

The Computer Education Techniques courseware used in SYS-ED courses consists of student hand-outs, training aids, and industry-specific examples and exercises. The CETi knowledge base aggregates and analyzes information in the public domain. It also is a service for reviewing and answering questions. Content is selectively added to courseware. At the client discretion, an industry standard textbook and accompanying presentation slides also can be utilized.

WebLogic Server
Administration		 WebLogic Server Enterprise
Application Development		 WebLogic Enterprise Web
Services Development
Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents
Copyright Acknowledgement Copyright Acknowledgement Copyright Acknowledgement
Performance Objectives Performance Objectives Performance Objectives
Chapter 1 Chapter 1 Training Aid
Chapter 2 Chapter 2  
Index Index  
Java
Application Development		 Java Application Development
- Advanced		 Java Practices,
Framework, and Tools
Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents
Copyright Acknowledgement Copyright Acknowledgement Copyright Acknowledgement
Performance Objectives Performance Objectives Performance Objectives
Chapter 1 Chapter 1 Chapter 1
Chapter 2 Chapter 2 Chapter 2
Index Index Index
Oracle Database
Administration		 Oracle Forms
Developer		 Oracle
JDeveloper
Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents
Copyright Acknowledgement Copyright Acknowledgement Copyright Acknowledgement
Performance Objectives Performance Objectives Performance Objectives
Chapter 1 Chapter 1 Chapter 1
Chapter 2 Chapter 2 Chapter 2
Index Index Index
Oracle PL/SQL
Programming		 Oracle PL/SQL
Programming - Advanced		 Oracle Application
Development and Tuning
Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents
Copyright Acknowledgement Copyright Acknowledgement Copyright Acknowledgement
Performance Objectives Performance Objectives Performance Objectives
Chapter 1 Chapter 1 Chapter 1
Chapter 2 Chapter 2 Chapter 2
Index Index Index


Industry Standard WebLogic Courses

SYS-ED's WebLogic and Oracle Corporation Roadmap courses have been developed based upon the application of adult learning theory and the standards of the New York State Department of Education.

  • Explanations of the protocols serving as the foundation of web services and its utilization with XML.
  • Migrating and upgrading applications from the client server model to the emerging service oriented architecture standard.
  • Guidance on web development utilizing open source Java frameworks and proprietary .NET.
  • Demonstration of Java and .NET interoperability and identification of pitfalls.
  • Demonstration of the interoperability of .NET with Java and identification of pitfalls in relation to the source documentation.
  • Transitioning from Microsoft development platforms to Java.

SYS-ED is independent from the source software companies and tailored exercises. If we can not warranty a superior training outcome, then SYS-ED will politely turn down an assignment.

SYS-ED has been conducting courses in the public domain since 1980; however, there have been changes in the laws and regulations governing computer training in the state of New York. The schedule on our websites reflects a projected time frame for licensure with the New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision and submission and approval of curriculum. It will be updated quarterly.

Portfolio of Clients

Instructor-led WebLogic Training WebLogic Courses

 

WebLogic Platform Java Language
Oracle Database and Platform UNIX and Solaris Operating System
   
WebLogic Curriculum
WebLogic: Server Administration WebLogic Server: Performance and Tuning WebLogic Server: J2EE Web Application Development

You will learn:

  • how to perform administrative tasks.
  • monitoring the server for improved performance.
  • how to use the WebLogic scripting tools.
  • administering server domains.
  • deploying EJB.
  • running WebLogic as a web server.
  • implementing fault tolerance.
  • managing load balancing.
  • performing server setup and configuration.

You will learn:

  • applying a load and stress test to the system.
  • optimizing the WebLogic Server JVM.
  • optimizing applications and JDBC.
  • running and analyzing benchmarks.
  • how to evaluate performance tradeoffs.
  • utilizing tuning tools and techniques.
  • locating and debugging performance problems.
  • configuring WebLogic for performance.

You will learn:

  • the benefits of EJB.
  • how to code and test servlets, JSP programs, and EJB.
  • designing programs with the J2EE framework.
  • deploying J2EE components to a WebLogic server.
  • to identify and address WebLogic and J2EE design issues when creating systems.
  • how to access databases for retrieving and updating data.
  • how to perform error detection and handling.
WebLogic Server: Enterprise Application Development

WebLogic Enterprise Web Services Development

You will learn:

  • to differentiate between a servlet and JSP program.
  • coding, testing, and deploying servlets, JSP programs, and beans.
  • how to configure and use JDBC data sources.
  • generating messages for transmission to another system.
  • implementing J2EE programming and configuration options.
  • how to use XSL: XML Stylesheet Language.
  • the DOM: Document Object Model.
  • programming with SAX API.

You will learn:

  • building synchronous and asynchronous web services.
  • how to use XML schema, DTD, and parsers.
  • how to assess the need and suitability of web services.
  • the components involved in web services and development APIs and tools.
  • how to utilize XML-RPC and recognize how it differs from SOAP.
  • how to implement WSDL grammar and bindings.
  • publishing and locating web services through UDDI in a WebLogic environment.
  • generating web services from WSDC.
  • constructing, building, and deploying service and consumer web services in a WebLogic environment.
 

Subject Matter and Delivery Medium
 

Web-based Training Services

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Content Delivery Selection

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News for Immediate Release

Consulting companies recommend SYS-ED instructor-led classroom training in conjunction with distance-learning for learning web-based programming skills, Java programming language and J2EE platform.

WebLogic Training Program

All IT personnel will need to learn skills in order to implement web development technologies: Java language, JavaBeans, EJB, JSP, JDBC, and web integration platforms. Training will cut across generations - some very experienced people will be learning Java and web enablement technologies; while first generation IT staff will be using ISPF, JCL, and “tried and tested” mainframe legacy programming languages for the first time.

Program for Client A

WebLogic Server Implementation

WebLogic Programming

The plan is to have all the application developers and five database administrators complete the distance-learning training and then take the SYS-ED instructor-led courses. The core WebLogic and application development training will be completed from January through September; the specialized courses will be taken later. The exact schedule will depend on the workloads of staff members. Based upon feedback, adjustments will be made as needed. Based upon feedback, adjustments will be made as needed.

The exact schedule will depend on the workloads of staff members. Specialized courses may be taken later in the year.

Evolving IT - Interrelated Technologies

Information technology training is more complex and challenging than ever before. Organizational enterprise has a substantial investment in infrastructure and applications specific to their operations. There are new industry standard protocols, web server and web enabled technologies, and development platforms which require a combination of development from scratch and integration with the existing system software and enterprise databases. There are long term implications regarding the strategic mix of commercial and open source software which is selected. Decisions have to be made on whether to maintain and upgrade the existing legacy applications, while retrofitting and transitioning to the new technologies. SYS-ED trained a significant portion of the first generation of DP personnel. And looks forward to training their IT successors in the 21st century.

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WebLogic Courses
WebLogic Training WebLogic: Enterprise Application Development
WebLogic Training WebLogic Server: Administration
WebLogic Training WebLogic: Portal
WebLogic Training WebLogic Server: EJB and JMS
WebLogic Training WebLogic Server: Installation and Administration
WebLogic Training WebLogic Enterprise Application Development
WebLogic Training WebLogic Object Oriented Programming with Java
WebLogic Training WebLogic Server: Business Logic Component Development with Enterprise JavaBeans
WebLogic Training WebLogic Server: J2EE Web Application Development
WebLogic Training WebLogic Enterprise Web Services Development
 
Selecting and invoking on a category will provide the course titles in that category. Selecting and invoking a course title will display the audience, duration, and topics.
Oracle Corporation: Database, Java, and Open Source Software
WebLogic Training Oracle Database Administration WebLogic Training Oracle 11 WebLogic Training Solaris
WebLogic Training Oracle 9i WebLogic Training Oracle Application Server WebLogic Training Glassfish Server
WebLogic Training Oracle 10g WebLogic Training Java WebLogic Training MySQL
Web Servers
WebLogic Training Apache Web Server WebLogic Training IBM WebSphere WebLogic Training Microsoft IIS

WebLogic Training in New York

WebLogic Courses
SYS-ED's WebLogic courses are tough, but they're worth it. Our challenging "hands-on" WebLogic training provides a foundation and framework for Fortune 1000 companies, government municipalities, and healthcare providers to meet their staffing requirements and acquire specialized interrelated expertise with WebLogic, Oracle, and Java. 1

Courseware
SYS-ED's WebLogic courseware is highly respected. We draw upon our extensive library of courseware, sample programs and case studies to explain, demonstrate, and teach industry standard and consultancy derived WebLogic subject matter in a variety of operating environments - Linux- and UNIX- variants, IBM mainframe system software, and MS Windows.

Teaching is Our Business
Most computer training companies are divisions of large software or consulting companies. Not SYS-ED. Our only goal is to provide quality computer training for highly motivated professionals - no more and no less. Because we're independent, we're free to concentrate on teaching - and since 1980 we have been doing it very well.

Our Teachers Know How to Teach
SYS-ED instructors combine teaching skills with broad practical experience as consultants. Our system consultants have been working with WebLogic and Oracle since the initial release of the software. We teach not only "how to", but "why", building a solid foundation in fundamentals and insights into advanced subject matter. After a course, they're available to answer questions.

Enrollment - SYS-ED WebLogic Courses are NOT for Everyone
No one is allowed to enroll in a SYS-ED WebLogic course, without a consultation with our Director of Education. We review the operational objectives and project specifications for the organization evaluating whether to send its employee for the training. The employee is ONLY allowed to register if they have the background corresponding to the appropriate learning paths: WebLogic, Oracle, Java, and UNIX.

WebLogic Training in New York, at Your Office, or via the Web
SYS-ED WebLogic courses are held at our training center in Manhattan and in conjunction with CETi Technology Partners in North America and Europe. If you prefer, we'll arrange distance-learning or tailored instructor-led classroom instruction on-site at your organization’s facilities. On-site WebLogic and Oracle courses can include the identical exercises, case studies, and hands-on approach as the training we offer in New York.

For additional information including outlines, availability of private courses, references, and course customization, contact David Shapiro at our New York office at 212-564-9147 or register online.

Technology Exchange Websites
SYS-ED's websites compile, organize, and present software specific and established operational categorizations of information technology. They provide a framework for assessing knowledge transfer in a variety of delivery formats: web-based training, classroom instruction, technology updates, courseware, training aids, learning paths, and validation assessment.

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www.cicstrainingbysysed.us

www.db2trainingbysysed.us

 www.dotnettrainingbysysed.us
www.imstrainingbysysed.us www.javatrainingbysysed.us www.mqseriestrainingbysysed.us
www.oracletrainingbysysed.us

www.unixtrainingbysysed.us

 www.xmltrainingbysysed.us

Footnote 1:
SYS-ED’s core WebLogic curriculum is being prepared for submission to the New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision for technical review and licensing.

SYS-ED’s core Oracle curriculum is being prepared for submission to the New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision for technical review and licensing.

SYS-ED’s core Java curriculum has been submitted to the New York State Department of Education - Bureau of Proprietary School Supervision for technical review and licensing.