BEA EDUCATION

Accelerating Successful Enterprises

SERVICES

COURSE CATALOG
2004-2005
A C C E L E RAT I N G S U C C E S S F U L E N T E R P R I S E S

Welcome to the 2004-2005 Course Catalog from BEA Education Services.

In today’s complex, challenging and distributed IT environments, retaining talented employees can be tough.
The changing pace of technology and the increasing adoption of Service-Oriented Architecure (SOA)
requires continuous development and advancement of skills.

This updated Course Catalog illustrates how BEA Education Services can deliver organizational develop-
ment solutions that recognize the continuous, varied and diverse skill requirements needed to achieve the
potential of Service-Oriented Architecture. Our proven Accelerated Knowledge Transfer training approach
ensures that decision-makers, IT professionals and end-users have the knowledge they need to effectively
plan and implement BEA WebLogic Platform and surrounding technology strategies within the context
of an SOA.

BEA’s Accelerated Knowledge Transfer (AKT) Solution is a portfolio of learning and management services
with a focus on IT skills development and advancement as the cornerstone of a successful and agile project
based IT organization. Our dedicated team of instructors are certified subject-matter experts with real-
world experience who consistently receive the highest satisfaction and loyalty ratings in the industry.
Our courses, designed around project-specific expertise, are organized in comprehensive role and activity-
based curriculum tracks.

W H AT ’ S N E W ?

BEA Education Services has built the new 8.1 curriculum from the ground-up to provide you a head
start on your BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1 initiatives. Our 8.1 curriculum accelerates knowledge transfer
of BEA best practices and trains you to build and deliver successful projects leveraging the capabilities of
BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1 products.

This curriculum features BEA Ed.Lab, a revolutionary learning environment designed to bridge the gap
between technical training and real-world implementation.

Additionally, our proven tools, processes and methodologies, like Training Needs Analysis, will help you
design training plans around your project objectives with a focus on advancing the skills of your
project teams.

W H AT ’ S E N H A N C E D ?

We continue to draw on the foundation that has made BEA Education Services the #1 choice for
customers. As part of our continued commitment to building competency on BEA technology, BEA
Education Services offers a comprehensive test-based certification program that measures and validates
knowledge on BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1.

BEA Education Services provides your organization with the knowledge to drive your enterprise forward.
Our approach to learning equips your organization to successfully develop and manage employee skills to
achieve a sustainable business advantage now and into the future.

Sincerely,
John Dempsey
Vice President
WW Consulting and Education Services

“TIME SPENT IN TRAINING WAS WORTH IT.”

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 THE ACCELERATED KNOWLEDGE
Maximizing individual and enterprise learning

TRANSFER SOLUTION

BEA’s Accelerated Knowledge Transfer (AKT) Solution serves the full lifecycle of enterprise training needs
and provides a strong foundation for readiness and self-sufficiency. AKT’s four pillars – Analysis, Training,
Mentoring, and Management – support the evaluation, planning, learning, and tracking of individual and
enterprise learning.

Accelerated Knowledge Transfer instructors are subject-matter experts and average 16 years
of application development and teaching experience.
Our curriculum:

Analysis Training > Spans the range of BEA product solutions.

> Covers introductory through advanced courses
> Addresses critical IT roles
AKT > Includes courses tailored to specific customer needs

MENTORING

Cultivates Self-Sufficiency on the Job

Management Mentoring
BEA provides hands-on training for organizations that want
to bridge classroom learning with on-the-job execution.
Your on-site course instructor joins and guides your team
during the first week of project implementation. Mentoring
A N A LY S I S is ideal for customers initiating their first development effort
Ensures Training Budgets are Spent Wisely with a BEA product or for those migrating existing applications
BEA helps you identify skills and prioritize training needs. to the BEA WebLogic Platform™.
We provide project teams and enterprises with a Training
MANAGEMENT
Needs Analysis (TNA) that includes:
Measures Progress and Accomplishments
> An inventory of enterprise skills by role
Management tools and methodologies track and report
> Identification of skills gaps
learning progress for individuals and project teams, as well as
> A Training Roadmap with recommended courses,
enterprises. The BEA Certification Program allows individuals
curriculum tracks, delivery methods, and a recommended
to demonstrate their competency on skills used in key job
timeline
functions. Management Services are ideal for managers
T RA I N I N G seeking to audit and measure enterprise learning achieve-
Transfers BEA Knowledge and Expertise ments. These reports may include on-site course reports,
Training courses cover the core BEA WebLogic Platform™ public course reports and a summary of progress with the
technologies as well as proven best practices. Our certified recommended training plan.

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 P U B L I C I N S T R U C T O R - L E D T RA I N I N G
E X T E N S I V E T RA I N I N G O P T I O N S
Real-Time, Hands-On, Interactive
BEA Education Services offer a comprehensive set of training
programs for team members and end users. Our courses are Public courses are conducted in 50+ cities worldwide by
available at your facility, through the Internet, and at BEA certified and experienced instructors. Teaching methodologies
learning centers around the globe. include hands-on labs, assignments, in-class discussions, and
Q&A sessions to reinforce content and build practical experience.
O N - S I T E I N S T R U C T O R - L E D T RA I N I N G
Courses are designed for individuals and small teams requiring
Team-Focused, Interactive, Collaborative
the personalized attention of instructor-led training.
On-site courses are led by certified and experienced instructors
BLENDED/ELEARNING
who are familiar with your development needs and are sensitive
Collaborative, Flexible, Interactive
to your implementation challenges. Instructors employ inter-
action, coaching and demonstrations to maximize understand- Blended/eLearning courses are delivered by an instructor via
ing and retention. On-site training is ideal for development Web and teleconference. Training through this format includes
teams and large groups who seek extensive interaction with lectures, demonstrations, and Q&A. Self-study materials and

ACCELERATED KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER

our BEA experts. guided lab assignments may be included and are complemented
by hosted discussions with other students and the instructor
via a newsgroup. Blended/eLearning is suited for busy and
time-constrained IT staff members and small teams seeking
introductory or discipline-specific knowledge.

FAST FACTS

BEA CUSTOMERS BEA INSTRUCTORS

> Include the majority of Fortune Global 500 and > Average 16 years of industry experience (11 years in application
Forbes Super 100 development; 5 years in teaching)
> Consist of more than 100,000 professionals trained by BEA > Are certified through a rigorous train-the-trainer process
> Rate BEA Education Services 30% higher than the industry > Consistently receive 95% satisfaction ratings from customers
in satisfaction* in post-course evaluations
> Are recognized as thought leaders in the industry
*In 3rd-party surveys on education satisfaction and customer loyalty

“THE INSTRUCTOR BROUGHT INVALUABLE HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE INTO THE CLASSROOM.”

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 T RA I N I N G F O R T H E P R O J E C T L I F E C YC L E
Accelerated Knowledge Transfer maximizes your success during each phase of the project lifecycle—Plan, Design, Implement, and
Run. Our holistic approach provides training for every project team member. You will learn techniques to ensure success
and will acquire the skills to make critical decisions through all phases of the project lifecycle. Training for the project lifecycle
accelerates time to value through:

> More accurate planning

> Better design solutions for complex IT projects
> Faster implementations
> Higher Quality of Service (QoS)

TRAINING FOR THE PROJECT LIFECYCLE

P L A N
D E S I G N
Our courses provide fundamental I M P L E M E N T
knowledge about BEA products for Our courses offer comprehensive R U N
all audiences. We draw on our depth coverage of architecture and Our courses train developers to
of experience in BEA technologies analysis. We provide team leads, build applications using the latest Our courses provide administrators
and implementations to assist cus- architects and developers the skills techniques and technologies. the skills necessary to ensure
tomers in creating the most efficient to recognize implementation Through hands-on training, we Quality of Service (QoS) on deployed
and achievable project plans. tradeoffs while emphasizing best demonstrate what works, what applications. Students run
practices. doesn't and why. applications that require reliability,
availability and serviceability.

“THE BEA COURSES SHOWED US WHAT WORKED, WHAT DIDN’T AND WHY.”

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 BEA TRAINING NEEDS
Aligning training with IT and project objectives

ANALYSIS

The BEA Training Needs Analysis (TNA) helps enterprises prioritize and focus on mission-critical skills
development that align with IT and project objectives.

P R O G RA M O V E RV I E W P R O G RA M B E N E F I T S

BEA Training Needs Analysis engagements are designed to Employing a proven approach and framework to training
enable organizational change and development while optimiz- needs analysis, along with BEA’s leading infrastructure
ing IT training investments and accelerating time to value. technologies will help your organization ensure that:
The TNA service delivers the tools, processes and methodolo- > High-priority, high-return projects are completed

TRAINING NEEDS ANALYSIS

gies to help design training plans around project objectives successfully
with a focus on advancing the skills of project teams. > Talented employees continue to grow their skills
TNA delivers the strategic guidance to help today’s IT > Risk is minimized
organizations: > Technology and Business Strategy are more easily aligned
> Standardize on a learning framework matched to IT > Training budgets are spent wisely
objectives
Accelerated Knowledge Transfer
> Select the best delivery channels that align learning with
the faster pace of projects
> Develop role-based learning paths and
competency measurements Analysis Training
> Ensure training budgets are spent wisely
TNA engagements are ideally suited for CIOs and IT
managers who... AK T
> Are looking to continuously define, develop and measure
the competencies within their extended IT organizations
Management Mentoring
> Are preparing their organization for a market shift while
focusing on retaining talented employees through develop-
mental opportunities (leading special projects, cross-training,
formal training)
> Have embraced the vision of new technology approaches The BEA Training Needs Analysis is one of the four main
like Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and recognize the pillars of BEA's Accelerated Knowledge Transfer Solution.
varied and diverse skill requirements needed to achieve the AKT's four pillars: Analysis,Training, Mentoring, and
potential of SOA Management, support the evaluation, planning, learning,
and tracking of enterprise and individual learning.

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 T N A S TA RT S W I T H A N U N D E R S TA N D I N G O F YO U R B U S I N E S S 5 ) P R E S E N T T RA I N I N G R E C O M M E N D AT I O N S

The TNA process provides objective information and strategic • At the conclusion of the Assessment, BEA will
present a proposed training plan to successfully meet
guidance at every stage, to help you measure and manage
your IT and project objectives. The report will include
progress on training. A BEA Senior Technologist will work
recommendations on:
closely with you and your project teams throughout the
o An optimal learning framework
process to understand your IT objectives and project needs.
o The best training delivery channels
o Defined role-based learning paths and
Understand Your suggested curriculum
Environment and Projects
TNA is a fixed fee engagement based on the size
Identify of your project team and is designed to be delivered over a
Learning Objectives
one to three week period. More complex
IT and project environments may require a longer time frame.
Determine Current
Knowledge Levels D E V E LO P I N G C O M P E T E N C I E S – T N A C U S T O M E R P R O F I L E S
Major European Telecommunications Provider

Perform • Overview: BEA Training Needs Analysis was delivered

Gap Analysis as a first step in defining the requirements for an organi-
zation-wide Centre of Excellence for BEA technology
Present Training • Benefit: Organizational readiness for multiple BEA-based
Recommendations IT projects. TNA also ensured the right skills set were in
place to maintain the latest applications
Major US Retailer
Activities and Deliverables
• Overview: BEA Training Needs Analysis delivered a
1 ) U N D E R S TA N D YO U R E N V I R O N M E N T A N D P R O J E C T S
customized curriculum roadmap to support current and
• Gain an understanding of your overarching IT
future project needs.
and business strategies
• Benefit: Ensured effective skills management and aligned
• Identify the key projects, timeframes and resources
training with IT objectives and long term strategy
2) IDENTIFY LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Determine the learning objectives and categorize those

objectives into key roles
• Establish required timelines for meeting the
learning objectives
3) DETERMINE CURRENT KNOWLEDGE LEVELS

• Identify the current knowledge levels of your

IT project teams
4 ) P E R F O R M G A P A N A LY S I S

• Compare current skills inventory to the required

knowledge level for your IT projects and overall
strategies, and build an appropriate training plan.

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 THE BEA
Measuring and validating knowledge on BEA

CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

BEA Certification objectively measures and validates knowledge and expertise on BEA technologies.
Proven role-based technical training builds customer self-sufficiency by transferring BEA knowledge
and best practices across the IT lifecycle.

P R O G RA M O V E RV I E W FOR ENTERPRISES:

As part of our continued commitment to building competen- > Provides a management and auditing tool that objectively

CERTIFICATION PROGRAM
cy on BEA technology, BEA Education Services offers a benchmarks, measures and validates role-based competency
comprehensive training and certification program that spans on BEA
the BEA product stack, including BEA WebLogic Platform > Enables employee retention by facilitating long term
8.1. The BEA Certification Program incorporates competency career planning and professional development paths
testing and solutions-oriented certification on BEA WebLogic
> Provides a baseline for hiring criteria
Platform 8.1.
> Increases project team members productivity
The BEA Certification Program provides three levels of
P R O G RA M D E TA I L S
certifications that span a number of different roles critical to
The BEA Certification Program offers role-specific
the successful development, implementation, and administra-
certification for developers, administrators, and architects.
tion of enterprise projects. Within each certification, there
are role-specific designation(s) or areas of “specialization”, B E A 8 . 1 C E RT I F I E D D E V E LO P E R
facilitating a focused certification path. The certifications BEA 8.1 Certified Developers must be able to implement
are granted by passing the required exam(s) in a proctored custom Web applications, interactive portal solutions, complex
third-party environment. integrations, and other software used in enterprise applica-
tions. The BEA 8.1 Certified Developer certification has three
P R O G RA M B E N E F I T S
different designations or areas of specialization. Only one des-
BEA Certification measures the effectiveness of application
ignation is required to receive the BEA Certified Developer
development and implementation team members and brings certification; however more than one is encouraged.
valuable, measurable rewards to IT professionals, their
managers, and the BEA organizations that employ them. > Build Solutions: A developer capable of implementing
scalable Web applications that interact with databases, legacy
FOR PROJECT TEAM MEMBERS:

> Increases long term career and professional opportunities systems, and packaged applications.

> Establishes credibility and differentiation amongst peers, > Portal Solutions: A developer who can build interactive
by measuring the knowledge and proficiency gained Web sites using BEA technologies.
> Provides individuals industry recognition and endorsement > Integration Solutions: A developer who can weave
as a BEA Certified Professional
complex integrations from a variety of sources using BEA
technologies.

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 B E A 8 . 1 C E RT I F I E D A D M I N I S T RAT O R C E RT I F I C AT I O N R E Q U I R E M E N T S & P R E PA RAT I O N

BEA 8.1 Certified Administrators must be able to Individuals are encouraged to review the certification learning
manage the infrastructure and applications deployed path diagram, requirements, exam preparation, and registration
on BEA technologies. information all available on the BEA Certification Web site
at http://certification.bea.com. As a means of certification
> System Administration: An administrator capable of
preparation, BEA highly encourages individuals to attend
the planning, installation, configuration, deployment, and
BEA technical training offered by BEA Education Services.
management of platform suite installations or applications
built on BEA technologies.
B E A 8 . 1 C E RT I F I E D A RC H I T E C T

BEA 8.1 Certified Architects must be able to oversee the

design of enterprise applications and infrastructure that
leverage BEA technologies.

> Enterprise Architecture: An architect capable of

performing technology due diligence and trade-off analysis,
designating key design and implementation guidelines,
overseeing project implementation, and defining implemen-
tation success criteria leveraging BEA technologies.

CERTIFICATION IN THREE STEPS

C E RT I F I C AT I O N I N T H R E E S T E P S

LEARN C E RT I F Y T RA C K

• Visit the BEA Certification • Review and attend the suggested train- • Access the Learning Profile
Web site. ing for your selected certification path. Web-based database to update
• Review and have a thorough under- your contact information and/or
• Discover the many benefits
standing of the exam objectives. track your certification status.
of becoming BEA Certified.
• Schedule an exam appointment at any • Have your Candidate ID,
• Review and select the Registration Number, Date of
worldwide Prometric testing center.
applicable certification roles Exam, and Site Number handy
and designations. • Take the Exam. (found on the printed score
• Review the requirements for • Receive an automated email within report received after completing
your selected certification 5 business days with information your exam at Prometric.
regarding Learning Profile, logo Information also found in the
path.
usage, and exam re-take policies. certification notification email
• For those who passed the exam, the received post-exam completion).
BEA Certification Program Office will
email the applicable BEA Certified
Certificate in a printable, PDF format
within ten business days.

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 BEA WEBLOGIC PLATFORM
Education services new initiatives

8.1 CURRICULUM

BEA Education Services has built the 8.1 First Edition curricu- Our goal is to help you build and deliver successful projects by
lum from the ground-up to provide you a head start on on your leveraging the full capabilities of BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1
BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1 initiative. Our 8.1 courses train and services. We invite you to explore what’s new:
you to build and deliver successful projects by leveraging the
> BEA Ed.Lab
capabilities of BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1 products. Our train-
> 8.1 Curriculum Tracks
ing provides you access to a dedicated team of experienced BEA
> 8.1 Course Descriptions
instructors who consistently receive the highest satisfaction and
loyalty ratings in the industry. 8.1 courses accelerate knowledge With these updates and new service offerings, you can

8.1 CURRICULUM
transfer of BEA best practices and enable effective planning and fully benefit from the powerful capabilities of BEA
implementation of 8.1 technology decisions. WebLogic Platform 8.1.
This curriculum features:
>A solutions-oriented approach that eliminates the gap
between technical training and real-world implementation
>A comprehensive scope that benefits a diverse
audience, including non-Java developers and a wider
range of administrators
> An instruction methodology that encompasses the
full project lifecycle and range of technologies

8.1
“THIS CURRICULUM IS TRULY REVOLUTIONARY. IT’S HEAD AND SHOULDERS ABOVE ANYTHING THAT I’VE SEEN SO FAR.”

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 “ENTERPRISES HAVE TOLD GARTNER THEIR BIGGEST PAYBACK OCCURS WHEN THEY INCLUDE SIMULATION AS PART OF THEIR OVERALL

CURRICULUM…SIMULATION REDUCES THE TIME TO COMPETENCY AND INCREASES THE DEPTH OF COMPETENCY FOUR TO SIX MONTHS

EARLIER THAN THOSE WHO TOOK A CLASS BUT HAD NO APPLICATION OF THE KNOWLEDGE.” — GARTNER

BEA Ed.Lab BEA Ed.Lab eliminates the gap by:

E L I M I N AT I N G T H E G A P > Incorporating hands-on labs that simulate real-world problems
BEA Ed.Lab, offered exclusively by BEA, is a revolutionary > Accelerating knowledge transfer for immediate
classroom learning environment designed to eliminate the gap enterprise rollout
between technical training and real-world implementation. > Providing continuity throughout the BEA curriculum
> Refining knowledge in planning, designing, implementing,
BEA Ed.Lab is: and running real enterprise applications
>A safe, structured sandbox to practice skills
>A consistent business scenario
>A comprehensive lab framework that incorporates practical
IT situations

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With BEA Ed.Lab, you plan, design, Business Process Corporate
Portal
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Legacy
BEA’s theme park. This includes develop-
User Profile ERP Legacy
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Order Management Integration
integrations and designing business Guest Services Food & Beverage
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 8.1 CURRICULUM TRACKS OVERVIEW

BEA Education Services’ Accelerated Knowledge Transfer Solution provides comprehensive role and activity-based training that
spans the implementation team (including developer, administrator and architect). Role-based Curriculum Tracks ensure that
individuals and implementation team members are quickly and easily guided to the courses most relevant
to their area of expertise.

RO L E ACT IVIT IES TR A C K

8.1 CURRICULUM TRACKS

• Rapidly develop Web applications Build Solutions Track
• Develop applications directly with J2EE

Developer • Develop interactive portal applications Portal Solutions Track

• Integrate legacy systems

• Assemble business process solutions Integration Solutions Track
• Access and transform enterprise data

• Configure, monitor and system manage enterprise

Administrator installations of BEA products Administration Track
• Manage portal applications, users and content

Architect • Design and architect complex enterprise

Architecture Track
applications

“TRAINING IS THE FASTEST WAY TO INCREASE OUR TEAM PRODUCTIVITY — ESPECIALLY SINCE WE’RE SHORT STAFFED.”

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 8.1 CURRICULUM TRACKS

DEVELOPER: BUILD SOLUTIONS TRACK

Track Required Skills

Required Skills Courses
BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1: • Java Programming: Object-Oriented Programming with Java
Rapid Application Development • BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: J2EE Programming with Servlets
• Java Programming and JSPs
Other R elated Courses
BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: • BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: System Administration
Developing EJBs
• BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: Advanced System Administration
• BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: J2EE Programming with EJBs
• BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1: System Administration
BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1: • Java Programming • BEA WebLogic Server 8.1 : Developing Web Services
Developing Enterprise Portals • Servlet/JSP Development • Object-Oriented Concepts, Analysis and Design with Patterns

DEVELOPER: PORTAL SOLUTIONS TRACK

Track Required Skills

Required Skills Courses
BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1: • Java Programming: Object-Oriented Programming with Java
• Java Programming
Rapid Application Development • BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: J2EE Programming with Servlets
and JSPs
Other R elated Courses
BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1: • Java Programming • BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: J2EE Programming with EJBs
Developing Enterprise Portals • Servlet/JSPs • Object-Oriented Concepts, Analysis and Design with Patterns
• BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1: System Administration
• BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: Developing EJBs

Legend
Required Prerequisite
Recommended Prerequisite

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DEVELOPER: INTEGRATION SOLUTIONS TRACK

T ra c k Required Skills
R equired Skills Courses
BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1: • Java Programming: Object-Oriented Programming with Java
Rapid Application Development • Java Programming
• BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: J2EE Programming with Servlets
and JSPs
• BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: Developing EJBs
BEA WebLogic Integration 8.1:
Developing Integration Solutions
Other Relevant Courses
• Java Programming • BEA WebLogic Server 8.1 : Developing Web Services
• Servlet/JSP/EJB • Object-Oriented Concepts, Analysis and Design with Patterns
BEA Liquid Data for WebLogic 8.1: Development • BEA WebLogic Integration 8.1: System Administration
Developing Data Solutions

8.1 CURRICULUM TRACKS

ADMINISTRATION: SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION TRACK

Track Requ ired Skills

• TCP/IP Networking Other Related Courses

• Knowledge of Client/ • BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1: System Administration
BEA WebLogic Server 8.1:
System Administration Server Concepts • BEA WebLogic Integration 8.1: System Administration
• Basic O/S Knowledge

BEA WebLogic Server 8.1:

Advanced System Administration

ARCHITECT: ENTERPRISE ARCHITECTURE TRACK

Track Required Skills

R equired Skills Courses
BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: • Java Programming: Object-Oriented Programming with Java
Developing Web Applications • Servlet / JSP Development: BEA WebLogic Server 8.1:
J2EE Programming with Servlets and JSPs
• BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: Developing EJBs
BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1:
Developing Enterprise Portals
Other Related Courses
• Java Programming
• Servlet/JSP/ • BEA WebLogic Server 8.1 : Developing Web Services
EJB Development • Object-Oriented Concepts, Analysis and Design with Patterns
BEA WebLogic Integration 8.1: • BEA WebLogic 8.1: Designing Service-Oriented Architectures
Developing Integration Solutions • PLAT-R51-81-F1

BEA LiquidData for WebLogic 8.1:

Developing Data Solutions

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 8.1 COURSES

Project Lifecy c le

Implement
Design
Plan

Run
Product Course Name Course Number

BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1 BEA WebLogic 8.1: Workshop on Service-Oriented Architecture—First Edition PLAT-03-81
BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1: Designing Service-Oriented Architecture PLAT-R51-81

BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1 BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1: Rapid Application Development WLW-D01-81

BEA WebLogic Server 8.1 BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: J2EE Programming with Servlets and JSPs WLS-D11-81
BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: Developing EJBs WLS-D14-81
BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: J2EE Programming with EJBs WLS-D21-81
BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: System Administration WLS-A11-81
BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: Advanced System Administration WLS-A21-81
BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: Developing Web Applications WLS-D13-81
BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: Developing Web Services WLS-D29-81

BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1 BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1: Developing Enterprise Portals WLP-D11-81
BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1: Managing Enterprise Portals WLP-B11-81
BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1: System Administration WLP-A11-81

BEA WebLogic Integration 8.1 BEA WebLogic Integration 8.1: Developing Integration Solutions WLI-D11-81
BEA WebLogic Integration 8.1: System Administration WLI-A11-81

BEA LiquidData for WebLogic 8.1 BEA Liquid Data for WebLogic 8.1: Developing Data Solutions LD-D11-81

8 .1 C O U R S E D E S C R I P T I O N S B E A W E B LO G I C W O R K S H O P™ 8 .1

B E A W E B LO G I C P L AT F O R M ™ 8 .1 BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1: Rapid Application Development

WLW-D01-81
BEA WebLogic 8.1: Workshop on Service-Oriented
Architecture — First Edition 5 days Instructor-led Training

PLAT-03-81 This course provides hands-on experience building enterprise

1/2 day Public Instructor-led Training or 1 day On site applications using all the BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1 prod-
This course provides a technical overview of Service-Oriented ucts. BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1 is the development
Architecture (SOA) concepts leveraging BEA WebLogic environment. This training prepares you to immediately
Platform 8.1. During this workshop, you will become familiar contribute to sophisticated J2EE development projects.
with BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1 and the use of controls You will become more productive in building enterprise
to create various types of SOA enabled services. Using a applications that contain custom Web applications, portals
combination of instructor-led demonstrations and lecture and business processes. This course features BEA Ed.Lab, a
material, you will understand the design of a 3-layer SOA revolutionary learning environment designed to eliminate the
services model solution using BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1. gap between technical training and real-world implementation.

BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1: Designing Service-Oriented This course is applicable to all Java and J2EE developers.
Architecture — First Edition
After taking this course, you can rapidly develop and deploy
PLAT-R51-81
enterprise applications, build enterprise-class Web services
3 days Instructor-led Training
and J2EE-based applications and integrate Web applications
This course provides detailed, technical training on Service-
with packaged applications and legacy systems. You will also
Oriented Architecture (SOA) leveraging BEA WebLogic
learn how to develop automated, asynchronous workflows
Platform 8.1. This training provides an in-depth analysis
containing complex logic and human interaction; construct
of SOA and how BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1 supports it.
interactive portals for accessing data, processes and applications;
You will be able to design and develop an SOA with a
and test and debug complex applications in BEA WebLogic
layered architecture model and deploy your solution on
Workshop 8.1.
BEA WebLogic Platform 8.1.

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BEA WEBLOGIC PLATFORM BEA WEBLOGIC WORKSHOP BEA WEBLOGIC SERVER BEA WEBLOGIC PORTAL BEA WEBLOGIC INTEGRATION
BEA LIQUID DATA FOR WEBLOGIC BEA TUXEDO CORE TECHNOLOGIES

In addition, you will acquire skills in manipulating XML BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: J2EE Programming with EJBs —
First Edition
data with XQuery and XMLBeans, creating and consuming
WLS-D21-81
different types of reusable Java components and securing
5 days Instructor-led Training
enterprise applications to protect against unauthorized access.
This course covers the fundamentals of distributed develop-
B E A W E B LO G I C S E RV E R ™ 8 . 1 ment using Enterprise JavaBeans 2.0 (EJB), including stateless
BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: J2EE Programming with Servlets and stateful session beans, entity beans and message-driven
and JSPs — First Edition
beans. The course also covers EJB deployment and container-
WLS-D11-81
managed persistence, as well as transactional and security con-
5 Days Instructor-led Training
cerns with EJBs. You will become familiar with the general
This course focuses on the flexibility afforded by using BEA
use of Java Message Service (JMS) and how to write messaging
WebLogic Server 8.1 and its implementation of the Java 2
clients. In addition, this course will cover aspects of the BEA
Enterprise Edition (J2EE) specification during Web-based
WebLogic Administration Console as they pertain to EJB
application development. You will learn the core features of
deployment and monitoring.
the presentation components (Servlets and JavaServer Pages)
and service technologies (naming services, distributed transac- BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: System Administration

tions, and multi-tier database access) as they map to the widely WLS-A11-81

used Model-View-Controller application architecture. This 5 days Instructor-led Training

8.1 COURSES
course also covers the deployment of Web applications, using This course trains system administrators and data center
XML-based configuration files and the BEA WebLogic Server personnel on techniques for installing, configuring, deploying,
Administration Console. Additionally, you will be introduced monitoring, and tuning distributed, clustered systems deployed
to the concepts of design patterns and how they are used in on BEA WebLogic Server 8.1. This training concentrates on
the Model-View-Controller (MVC) design architecture. techniques for building highly-available, clustered configurations
BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: Developing EJBs
to ensure that your applications are highly available. Methods
WLS-D14-81 for hardening your implementation to provide reliable security
5 Days Instructor-led Training
are also emphasized. You will be able to ensure Quality of
This course trains back-end J2EE developers to build complex Service (QoS) for large scale J2EE applications hosted on BEA
business logic using EJB 2.0, BEA WebLogic Server 8.1 WebLogic Server 8.1. This course features BEA Ed.Lab, a rev-
advanced container services, and BEA WebLogic Workshop olutionary learning environment offered exclusively by BEA.
8.1. This training prepares you to create real-world IT applica- BEA Ed.Lab eliminates the gap between technical training and
tions using EJBs, custom Java controls and EJBGen. You will real-world implementation.
become more productive building EJBs and reusable control
This course is applicable to system administrators and data
based IT assets. This course features BEA Ed.Lab, a revolution-
center personnel. After taking this course, you will be able
ary learning environment offered exclusively by BEA. BEA
to incorporate authentication, authorization, auditing and
Ed.Lab eliminates the gap between technical training and real-
non-repudiation services across the enterprise. You will also
world implementation.
be able to configure a clustered BEA WebLogic Server 8.1
environment; write custom scripts to automate repeatable and
tedious administration tasks; create development, staging, QA,
and production environments; and deploy J2EE application
modules and libraries using a variety of techniques.

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 BEA WEBLOGIC PLATFORM BEA WEBLOGIC WORKSHOP BEA WEBLOGIC SERVER BEA WEBLOGIC PORTAL BEA WEBLOGIC INTEGRATION
BEA LIQUID DATA FOR WEBLOGIC BEA TUXEDO CORE TECHNOLOGIES

BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: Advanced System Administration — B E A W E B LO G I C P O RTA L™ 8 .1

First Edition
BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1: Developing Enterprise Portals
WLS-A21-81 WLP-D11-81
5 days Instructor-led Training 5 days Instructor-led Training
This course trains senior system administrators and senior data This course trains experienced Web application developers to
center personnel on advanced topics surrounding the monitor- create sophisticated enterprise portals using the full capabilities
ing and maintaining of large, distributed, clustered systems of BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1. BEA WebLogic Workshop 8.1
deployed on BEA WebLogic Server 8.1. This training prepares
is the development environment. This training prepares you
you to utilize command-line utilities to monitor and maintain
to create real-world interactive, portal solutions that integrate
your BEA WebLogic Server 8.1 domains. You will be able to
with back end applications such as a content management
troubleshoot problems, automate repetitive administrative tasks,
system. You will become more productive designing and
use common third party tools, and redeploy resources and
developing a highly interactive portal and maintaining real
applications to an active cluster without restarting.
time information flow. This course features BEA Ed.Lab,
BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: Developing Web Applications a revolutionary learning environment offered exclusively by
WLS-D13-81 BEA. BEA Ed.Lab eliminates the gap between technical
3 days Instructor-led Training training and real-world implementation.
This course provides hands-on experience building Web
applications using the BEA WebLogic Server 8.1. BEA This course is applicable to experienced Web application
WebLogic Workshop 8.1 is the development environment. developers and BEA WebLogic Portal customers. After taking
This training prepares you to create and secure real-world this course, you will be able to rapidly build and customize
IT applications using page flows, JSPs, controls, JDBC services, fully functional, interactive portals targeted at customers, business
and Web services. You will become more productive building partners, and employees, and work with Web applications
enterprise-class Web applications. This course features BEA using advanced JSP development concepts and custom tag
Ed.Lab, a revolutionary learning environment offered exclu- libraries. You will be able to incorporate personalization and
sively by BEA. BEA Ed.Lab eliminates the gap between user profile concepts to tailor and customize the appearance
technical training and real-world implementation. and content of a site, develop enterprise portals using BEA
WebLogic Workshop 8.1 and use the portal framework to present
BEA WebLogic Server 8.1: Developing Web Services — First Edition
customizable collections of Web applications created as portlets
WLS-D29-81
within a portal.
5 days Instructor-led Training

This course details how to build enterprise Web services and BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1: Managing Enterprise Portals
deploy them on BEA WebLogic Server 8.1. This training WLP-B11-81

prepares you to create, test, debug, and deploy synchronous 3 Days Instructor-led Training

and asynchronous Web services to integrate business units and This course trains portal site administrators to manage content,
business partners. You will be able to describe service oriented users, applications, look-and-feel, and privileges for live systems
architectures and supporting technologies, such as SOAP, deployed on BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1. This training immers-
WSDL and UDDI. es you in real-world site management activities including
personalization configuration, user and content management,
and marketing campaign sequences. You will be able to
manage campaigns, content and users to achieve the most
positive visitor site experience. This course features BEA
Ed.Lab, a revolutionary learning environment offered exclu-
sively by BEA. BEA Ed.Lab eliminates the gap between
technical training and real-world implementation.

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WLP-A11-81 WLI-A11-81
5 days Instructor-led Training 5 days Instructor-led Training

This course trains system administrators and data center This course trains system administrators and data center
personnel on techniques for installing, configuring, deploying, personnel on techniques for installing, configuring, deploying,
monitoring, and tuning distributed, clustered portals deployed monitoring, and tuning distributed systems deployed on BEA
on BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1. This training prepares you to WebLogic Integration 8.1. This training prepares you to
configure and tune clustering and other application parameters deploy complex, inter-connected integration configurations
that relate directly to BEA WebLogic Portal 8.1 installations. hosted on BEA WebLogic Integration 8.1. You will be able
to use the BEA-supplied administration tools to manage an

8.1 COURSES
B E A W E B LO G I C I N T E G RAT I O N ™ 8 . 1
application through its lifecycle as well as provide customized
BEA WebLogic Integration 8.1: Developing Integration Solutions
scripts for user and application management.
WLI-D11-81
5 days Instructor-led Training B E A L I Q U I D D ATA F O R W E B LO G I C ™ 8 . 1

This course trains students to integrate using business process BEA Liquid Data for WebLogic 8.1: Developing Data Solutions

management, application integration and Web services on BEA LD-D11-81

WebLogic Integration 8.1. BEA WebLogic 8.1 is the develop- 3 days Instructor-led Training

ment environment. This training prepares you to perform This course trains developers and administrators how to
application integration, business process management, trading create data repositories, configure data views and access data
partner orchestration,Web services development and complex using BEA Liquid Data for WebLogic 8.1, BEA WebLogic
data transformation. You will become highly productive build- Integration 8.1 and BEA WebLogic Workshop. You will
ing integration solutions. This course features BEA Ed.Lab, a become more productive building enterprise applications
revolutionary learning environment offered exclusively by that contain custom XML solutions. This course features
BEA. BEA Ed.Lab eliminates the gap between technical BEA Ed.Lab, a revolutionary learning environment offered
training and real-world implementation. exclusively by BEA. BEA Ed.Lab eliminates the gap between
technical training and real-world implementation.
This course is applicable to integration specialists/developers/
architects, workflow developers, business process/logic devel- This training prepares you to aggregate heterogeneous data
opers, system architects and technical leads. After taking this sources into virtual views and gives you the skills to build
course you will be able to build and deploy real-world work- sophisticated applications that access these systems using
flows supporting human intervention and back-end integra- XQuery. This course provides you skills for integrating
tion, and create and consume secure, reliable, loosely-coupled, XML virtual repositories with J2EE and Portal systems and
coarse-grained and asynchronous Web services using a variety for creating environments that act as data accelerators.
of industry standards. You will also be able to incorporate
security technologies in integration applications.

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BEA Tuxedo: System Administration Object-Oriented Concepts, Analysis and Design with Patterns
TUX-A11-xx DOBJ-405-00
5 days Instructor-led Training 3 days Instructor-led Training

This course trains system administrators and data center This course provides an intensive language independent
personnel on how to configure and administer applications introduction to fundamental object-oriented concepts and
hosted on BEA Tuxedo. After taking this course you will be techniques for the analysis and design of robust, extendable,
able to install, configure, deploy and monitor BEA Tuxedo object-oriented systems. Throughout the course, emphasis
applications. You will also be able to administer the BEA is placed on design techniques for maintainability, extensibility
8.1 COURSES

Tuxedo application environment (versions 8.x/7.1/6.5), access and reuse. Important patterns are introduced and instruction
information from the BEA Tuxedo Management Information is provided on how to choose the appropriate patterns for
Base (MIB) and secure integration with BEA WebLogic Server. a particular problem. Unified Software Development Process
methodology for building object-oriented software is also
BEA Tuxedo: ATMI Application Development introduced in the course.
TUX-D11-xx
Object-Oriented Programming with Java
5 days Instructor-led Training
JAVA-D11-00
This course trains application designers and developers on
5 days Instructor-led Training
how to develop BEA Tuxedo client and server applications
This course provides an overview of the object oriented
in the C programming language. After taking this course,
paradigm and an introduction to the Java language, as well
you will be able to develop and deploy request and reply
as a selection of important packages from the Java 2 Standard
applications, conversational applications and distributed
Edition (J2SE). The Java Development Kit (JDK) is used
transactional applications. You will also be able to use event-
throughout the course to perform example-based exercises
based communications to manage brokered events, use and
designed to substantiate the concepts presented.
manage buffers and use store and forward message queuing.

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Education Services’ Initiatives

7.0 CURRICULUM

The majority of Fortune 1000 customers rely on BEA industry expertise in application infrastructure. BEA WebLogic® Enterprise
Platform is proven to lower total IT costs and improve productivity and performance. Our courses are designed to emphasize
proven best practices and project-specific expertise. You can easily identify relevant courses and plan learning paths through
comprehensive role and activity-based curriculum tracks. And our breadth of delivery options provides you with flexibility,
personalization and convenience. We invite you to explore the following sections:

> 7.0 Curriculum Tracks

> 7.0 Course Descriptions

RO L E ACT IVITIE S TR A C K

7.0 CURRICULUM
> Develop enterprise applications that directly use
Application Server Track
the J2EE Standard

> Develop or extend applications with Web Services Web Services Track

Developer > Develop portal enterprise applications Portal Track

> Develop enterprise applications that require

workflow, data integration, legacy system Integration Track
integration or B2B

> Develop or administer applications based Tuxedo Track

on Tuxedo

Administrator
> Monitor or configure J2EE or Web Services
applications or manage WebLogic installations WebLogic Administration Track

Architect > Design and architect mission-critical systems Architecture Track

Business Analyst > Manage and analyze data and processes Data and Process Track

“THESE COURSES DEMONSTRATED WHY BEA’S J2EE IMPLEMENTATION IS THE BEST IN THE INDUSTRY.”
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DEVELOPER: APPLICATION SERVER TRACK

R e q u i r e d S k i lls T rack

Developing Business Logic

Components with EJBs using
BEA WebLogic Server 7.0

Fundamentals of J2EE Web Distributed Messaging:

• Object-Oriented
Application Development Application Integration,
Java Programming Using BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 High Availability and JMS
• XML Programming
• OOAD Experience
Developing Enterprise Web
Services

DEVELOPER: WEB SERVICES TRACK

R e q u i r e d S k i lls T rack

• Object-Oriented
Fundamentals of J2EE Web
Java Programming Developing Enterprise Web
Application Development
• XML Programming Services
Using BEA WebLogic Server 7.0
• OOAD Experience

DEVELOPER: PORTAL TRACK

R e q u i r e d S k ills T rack

Fundamentals of J2EE Web Developing Business Logic

• Object-Oriented Application Development Components with EJBs using
Java Programming Using BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 BEA WebLogic Server 7.0
• XML Programming
• OOAD Experience
Development with BEA
WebLogic Portal 7.0

DEVELOPER: INTEGRATION TRACK

R e q u i r e d S k ills T rack

BEA WebLogic Integration

Overview for Integrators 7.0
• Object-Oriented
Java Programming
• XML Programming BEA WebLogic Integration
• OOAD Experience Overview for Managers 7.0
• Requirements Gathering
• Structured Test Design
Fundamentals of J2EE Web Distributed Messaging:
Introduction to the Application Development Application Integration, High
BEA WebLogic Platform 7.0 Using BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 Availability and JMS

Business Process
Management with BEA
WebLogic Integration 7.0
Legend
Required Prerequisite
Recommended Prerequisite

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DEVELOPER AND ADMINISTRATOR: TUXEDO TRACK

R equired S kills T rack

• TCP/IP Networking BEA Tuxedo Application

• Knowledge of Client/ Administration
Server Concepts

• C/C++ Programming BEA Tuxedo ATMI Application

Development

ADMINISTRATOR: WEBLOGIC ADMINISTRATION TRACK

R e quired S kills T rack

• TCP/IP Networking
• Knowledge of Client/ BEA WebLogic Server 7.0
Server Concepts Administration
• Data Center

7.0 CURRICULUM TRACKS

Operations Experience

ARCHITECT: ARCHITECTURE TRACK

R e quired S kills T rack

Fundamentals of J2EE Web Developing Business Logic

• Object-Oriented Components with EJBs using
Application Development
Java Programming BEA WebLogic Server 7.0
Using BEA WebLogic Server 7.0
• XML Programming
• OOAD Experience
• Requirements Gathering
• Structured Test Design Business Process Development with BEA
Management with BEA WebLogic Portal 7.0
WebLogic Integration 7.0

BUSINESS ANALYST: DATA AND PROCESS TRACK

R e quired S kills T rack

BEA WebLogic Integration 7.0

Overview for Integrators

• XML
• OOAD Experience
BEA WebLogic Integration 7.0
• Requirements Gathering
Overview for Managers
• Structured Test Design

Business Process
Management with BEA
WebLogic Integration 7.0

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Project Lifecycle

Implement
Design
Plan

Run
Product Course Name Course Number

BEA WebLogic Platform 7.0 Distributed Messaging: Application Integration, PLAT-D31-70

High Availablity and JMS

BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 Administration WLS-A11-70
Fundamentals of J2EE Web Application Development using
BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 WLS-D11-70
Developing Business Logic Components with Enterprise
JavaBeans using BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 WLS-D21-70
Developing Enterprise Web Services WLS-D29-70

BEA WebLogic Portal 7.0 Development with BEA WebLogic Portal 7.0 WLP-D11-70

BEA WebLogic Integration 7.0 Business Process Management with BEA WebLogic WLI-B11-70
Integration 7.0

BEA Tuxedo 8.x, 7.0, 6.5 BEA Tuxedo Application Administration TUX-A11-xx
BEA Tuxedo ATMI Application Development TUX-D11-xx

Core Technologies Object-Oriented Analysis & Design DOBJ-405

Object-Oriented Programming with Java Java-D11

7. 0 C O U R S E D E S C R I P T I O N S extended by custom applications, a full function command line

B E A W E B LO G I C P L AT F O R M™ 7. 0 interface, a domain configuration wizard, events notification
Distributed Messaging: Application Integration, framework and the ability to monitor each component within
High Availability and JMS a cluster or individual server. Special attention is given to
PLAT-D31-70 BEA WebLogic Server as a Web Server, as well as fault tolerance,
5 days Instructor-led Training load balancing with clustering, security planning and imple-
This sophisticated, hands-on course starts with the basics mentation and performance tuning. The course also presents
of architectures and developing asynchronous clients with an administrator’s introduction to Java Management Extensions
a sophisticated message filtering pattern. JMS and Message- (JMX) and Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP)
driven Beans are illustrated as examples in these scenarios. management. You will learn how to administer, structure and
This course is geared towards architects and development secure systems that are capable of handling large throughput
leads who are building and designing 24/7, mission-critical and concurrency—critical skills for all e-commerce, business-
applications. This course leverages BEA WebLogic Server, to-business, or enterprise applications.
BEA WebLogic Workshop, and BEA WebLogic Integration
Fundamentals of J2EE Web Application Development Using
as part of the lab. BEA WebLogic Server 7.0
WLS-D11-70
B E A W E B LO G I C S E RV E R ™ 7 . 0
5 days Instructor-led Training
BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 Administration
This course covers the flexibility and power provided by BEA
WLS-A11-70
WebLogic Server 7.0 and its implementation of the Java 2
5 days Instructor-led Training
Enterprise Edition (J2EE) specification for Web-based application
This course covers the essentials of BEA WebLogic Server 7.0
development. You will learn the core features of the presenta-
administration, including the critical architecture concepts of
tion components (Servlets and JavaServer Pages) and service
J2EE application deployment and administration. BEA WebLogic
technologies (naming services, distributed transactions and
Server equips system administrators with powerful tools like
multi-tier database access) as they map to the widely used
a Web-based graphical management console that can be
Model-View-Controller application architecture. The course

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BEA WEBLOGIC PLATFORM BEA WEBLOGIC SERVER BEA WEBLOGIC PORTAL BEA WEBLOGIC INTEGRATION
BEA TUXEDO CORE TECHNOLOGIES

also covers the packaging and deployment of Web Applica- B E A W E B LO G I C P O RTA L™ 7. 0

tions, using XML-based configuration files and the BEA Development with BEA WebLogic Portal 7.0

WebLogic Server Administration Console. Additionally, you WLP-D11-70

are introduced to the concepts of patterns and how they are 5 days Instructor-led Training

used in MVC architectures. This course covers the development and deployment of portal-
based solutions using BEA WebLogic Portal 7.0. You learn how
Developing Business Logic Components with Enterprise JavaBeans
Using BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 to leverage JSP and EJB component frameworks to rapidly
WLS-D21-70 build and develop personalized, interactive,Web-based portals.
5 days Instructor-led Training Topics covered in this course include: the portal framework,
This course covers the fundamentals of distributed business writing portlets, using WebFlow and pipelines, personalization
components development using Enterprise JavaBeans 2.0 (EJB), and commerce services, behavior tracking, custom events,
including stateless and stateful session beans, entity beans advertising placeholders, user profiles and properties. Related
and message-driven beans. Through its highly reliable, scalable security practices and use of the wizards for application
and high-performance EJB container and features like EJB deployment will also be covered.
caching, pooling, fail over and load balancing, BEA WebLogic B E A W E B LO G I C I N T E G RAT I O N™ 7. 0
Server provides a strong foundation for the most demanding
Business Process Management with BEA WebLogic Integration 7.0
and mission-critical enterprise applications. The course covers WLI-B11-70

7.0 COURSES
EJB container managed persistence, transactional and security 5 days Instructor-led Training
concepts, as well as assembly, packaging and deployment of
This course combines lectures that include the incremental
EJBs. You will become familiar with the general use of Java
development of an enterprise-caliber, business process manage-
Message Service (JMS) and how to develop messaging
ment application, with instructor-led lab exercises that reinforce
clients. In addition, this course will cover aspects of the BEA
design and implementation best practices. You learn how to
WebLogic Administration Console as they pertain to EJB
leverage BEA WebLogic Integration 7.0 to build business
deployment and monitoring.
processes that integrate enterprise systems. The focus is placed
Developing Enterprise Web Services on the critical roles of Business Processes and Integration in
WLS-D29-70 the enterprise and aims to familiarize you with the core BEA
5 days Instructor-led Training WebLogic Integration functions supporting these roles.
This sophisticated, hands-on course gets at the core of
B E A T U X E D O® 8 . x , 7.0 , 6 . 5
developing Web services using BEA WebLogic Server 7.0
BEA Tuxedo Application Administration
and BEA WebLogic Workshop. This course, geared towards
TUX-A11-xx
J2EE savvy developers, focuses on the heart of Web services:
5 days Instructor-led Training
their key protocols and usage scenarios. This course teaches you
This course trains system administrators and data center
how to build synchronous and asynchronous Web services that
personnel on how to configure and administer applications
are secure, reliable and transactional. In order to be successful
hosted on BEA Tuxedo. After taking this course you will be
in implementing these scenarios, you will learn about key
able to install, configure, deploy and monitor BEA Tuxedo
technologies such as SOAP, WSDL, UDDI and the JAX tech-
applications. You will also be able to administer the BEA
nologies. This course also discusses key BEA Web services
Tuxedo application environment (versions 8.x/7.0/6.5), access
value-add capabilities such as serializers and data type-XML
information from the BEA Tuxedo Management Information
conversion, protocol handlers, dynamic Web Services clients
Base (MIB) and secure integration with BEA WebLogic Server.
and emerging Web services security standards. This course
leverages BEA WebLogic Server 7.0 and BEA WebLogic
Workshop to demonstrate these usage scenarios.

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 BEA Tuxedo ATMI Application Development Object-Oriented Programming with Java
TUX-D11-xx JAVA-D11-00
5 days Instructor-led Training 5 days Instructor-led Training

This course trains application designers and developers on This course provides an overview of the object oriented
how to develop BEA Tuxedo client and server applications paradigm and an introduction to the Java language, as well
in the C programming language. After taking this course, as a selection of important packages from the Java 2 Standard
you will be able to develop and deploy request and reply Edition (J2SE). The Java Development Kit (JDK) is used
applications, conversational applications and distributed throughout the course to perform example-based exercises
transactional applications. You will also be able to use event- designed to substantiate the concepts presented.
7.0 COURSES

based communications to manage brokered events, use and

manage buffers and use store and forward message queuing.

C O R E T E C H N O LO G I E S

Object-Oriented Concepts, Analysis and Design with Patterns

DOBJ-405-00
3 days Instructor-led Training

This course provides an intensive language independent

introduction to fundamental object-oriented concepts and
techniques for the analysis and design of robust, extendable,
object-oriented systems. Throughout the course, emphasis
is placed on design techniques for maintainability, extensibility
and reuse. Important patterns are introduced and instruction
is provided on how to choose the appropriate patterns for
a particular problem. Unified Software Development Process
methodology for building object-oriented software is also
introduced in the course.

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