Oracle Fusion Technical Training –

SYLLABUS
1. Introduction
0. Introduction to Oracle Cloud Applications
1. Oracle Fusion Architecture
2. Oracle Cloud Service Types
3. Types of Oracle Cloud Applications
4. Oracle Cloud deployment options
2. Getting Started With Oracle Fusion Technical
Training
0. Oracle Cloud Portals (My Services & My Account)
1. Functional Setup Manager Overview
2. Fusion Offerings, Functional Areas, Features, Task Lists & Tasks
3. Security Console
0. Oracle Fusion Security Model (Role Based Access Control)
1. Users Overview
2. Various User Account Types (Implementation & Functional)
3. Role Overview & Types of Roles in Fusion
4. Role Inheritance
5. Role Provisioning/Role Mapping
6. Security Console: Benefits/Features
7. Reference Data Sets
4. General
0. Lookups
1. Value sets
2. Descriptive Flexfields
3. Extensive Flexfields
4. Key Flex Fields
5. Introduction to UCM Directory and It’s Usage
5. Approval Management
0. Approval Workflow Overview
1. Approval Rules
2. Approvel Types
3. Approvals & Notifications
4. BPM Work list Overview
5. Approval Management in BPM Work list
6. Data Loading (Inbound Integrations)
0. Overview of Inbound Integrations
1. Fusion Data Loaders
2. Download ADFDi Patch
3. Spread Sheet Data Loader (ADFDi)
4. HCM Data Loader (HDL) – Formerly FBL
 5. File-Based Data Import (FBDI Approach)
6. Introduction of ESS Jobs
7. Inbound Web Services Overview
8. Inbound Automation
7. Data Extraction (Out Bound Integrations)
0. Overview of Fusion Reporting Tools
1. BI Publisher Architecture
2. BI Publisher: Data Model, Reports, Layouts & Templates
3. BI Publisher: Scheduling & Delivery
4. BI Report Bursting
5. Oracle Transactional Business Intelligence (OTBI) Architecture
6. OTBI: Security
7. OTBI: BI Analysis, Subject Areas, Folders and Attributes
8. OTBI: Delivering Content (Agents)
9. Outbound Automations
10. OTBI Analysis based BI Report
11. Dash board Creation & Publish
8. Extending Fusion Applications
0. Fusion Applications Extensibility, Customization & Personalization
1. Sandbox Functionality
9. Custom Objects
0. Creation of Custom Objects
1. Data loading for Custom Objects
2. Captures the Custom Objects data from back endCustom Objects usage in Value
sets
10. Web Services

Cloud Shine Pro’s Oracle integration cloud certification course has the following 4 modules in its
curriculum:

1. Integration Cloud Service (ICS)

2. Oracle Fusion Technical
3. Advanced Live Integrations with Fusion SaaS- Automation
4. Related Technologies (ADF, SOA, VBCS, PCS)

Integration Cloud Service (ICS)

1. Introduction to Cloud and Integrations
 Overview of Oracle Cloud
 Introduction to Various Oracle Cloud Offerings (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)
 Overview of Oracle Fusion Middleware
 Architecture of Oracle Fusion Applications
 SOAP Webservices and WSDL
 REST Webservices
 XML, XSD, JSON

2. Adapters & Connections

 Oracle Cloud Adapters
 Creating Connections
 Connection Properties (Triggering & Invoking) and Security
 Configuring SOAP Adapter
 Configuring REST Adapter
 Configuring Database Adapter
 Configuring File Adapter for write
 Configuring File Adapter for poll read
 Configuring FTP Adapter for various operations
 Configuring Oracle ERP Cloud Adapter

3. Integration Patterns Connections

 Basic Routing
 App Driven Orchestration
 Scheduled Orchestration
 Publish to OIC
 Subscribe to OIC
 File Transfer

4. Integration Design Overview

 Creating Integration
 Defining Trigger/Source Connection
 Defining Invoke/Target Connection
 Data Mapping
 Tracking Fields
 Activating & Testing Integrations (Generate WSDL)

5. Integration Mechanisms
 Expose integrations as SOAP using WSDL
 Expose integration as REST GET operation
 Expose integration as REST POST operation
 REST to SOAP
 Invoke SOAP Service in integration
 Invoke REST API in integration
 Convert from XML to CSV to JSON and vice versa
 Invoking various Adapters in the Integrations
6. Orchestrations
 App Driven vs Scheduled Orchestration
 Creating Orchestration
 Define Trigger & Invoke Sections
 Activities Related to Data
 Assign, Map
 Using functions in Map
 Encoding and Decoding Data in Mapping using Advanced functions
 Stage File for read, write, zip and unzip
 For-each, While, Switch & Scope
 Logger, Note, Notification & Wait
 Invoking Integrations from other Integrations
 Fault Management – Throw, Rethrow
 Resubmit error integration instances
 Creating Schedules – Basic and Advanced
 Global Variables
 Data Stitch

7. OIC Local File Server

 Overview of OIC Local file/ftp server
 How to enable Local File Server
 Managing folders and permissions
 Creating Connection for Local File Server
 Use Local File Server for read/write operations
 Managing files using WinSCP/FTP Client for Local File server

8. Project work and Integration Use Cases

 Invoke SOAP, Map and Expose as SOAP
 Receive data as SOAP input and Write to FTP
 Read JSON data from FTP and return as JSON in REST GET operation
 Read XML data from FTP and return as JSON in REST GET operation
 Download ZIP from FTP, extract the files and write them to FTP
 Download ZIP of csv files, extract, convert them to xml, zip xml files and write
them to FTP
 Invoke REST and Expose data as SOAP
 CSV with multiple records, read and generate XML file for each record
 Process multiple files (csv) from File System using File Poll Read operation,
process and generate XML files on FTP
 Read multiple files from FTP, process and write them in a different format in
File system

9. Data mapping
 Data Transformations
 Visual Mapping
 Source Code of Transformation
 XPath functions
 Lookups (Map Code Values)
 Content Based Routing
  Define Content Based Routing
 Adding Filter & Routing Expressions
 Routing Path & Mapping Data

10. Maintenance of Integrations

 Packaging Integrations
 Viewing/Creating/Exporting Packages
 Versioning Integrations
 Activation/Deactivation of Integrations
 Monitoring Integrations, Activity Stream, Agents & Schedules
 Tracking messages
 Admin/monitoring REST APIs

2. Oracle Fusion Technical

1. Introduction to Fusion Applications
 Architecture of Fusion Applications
 Overview and Accessing Fusion Applications UI
 Fusion Navigator and Tools section
 Introduction to Setup & Maintenance

2. Inbound Integration to Fusion – FBDI

 Explore Migration and Inbound Integration methods
 Inbound Integration with File Based Data Import (FBDI)
 Understanding FBDI concepts
 Dealing with FBDI templates and Oracle documentation
 Preparing the Data using FBDI template
 Uploading CSV/ZIP files to UCM
 Scheduling the required jobs to trigger FBDI
 Monitor the FBDI process
 Check for errors and cause using Log files

3. Fusion Reporting – OBIEE, BIP, OTBI

 Understanding of OBIEE
 Understanding of Modeling in OBIEE
 Understanding of Subject Areas
 BIP Reporting
 Create Datamodel
 Add input params
 Create BIP report
 Configure for different formats
 Create default template
 Download Report
 Schedule BIP Report for output to UCM
 Schedule BIP Report for output to Email
 Create custom BIP Job
 Schedule custom BIP Job using ESS
  OTBI Reporting
 Build Analysis
 Use Sorting of Data
 Configure pagination
 Create Filters
 Create Filters of type Top n
 Use aggregate functions to group the data
 Add Bar Graph in Analysis
 Add Pie Chart in Analysis
 Create Dashboard Prompts
 Link Dashboard Prompt to Analysis
 Build Dashboards
 Add Dashboard prompts to Dashboard
 Add multiple analysis to Dashboard
 Get bookmark link of Dashboard
 Export data to different formats

4. Oracle Enterprise Scheduler (ESS)

 Overview of the Schedule Process interface in Fusion Apps
 Scheduling a job
 Monitoring the job execution
 Downloading the log files of processes
 Managing Enterprise Jobs through setup and maintenance

5. UCM (Oracle Universal Content Management) – File Import

and Export
 Introduction to UCM accounts
 Searching for files in Content server
 Publishing BI reports to UCM
 Publishing Scheduled Job output to UCM

Advanced Live Integrations with Fusion SaaS-

Automation
1. Report Integration – Fusion Integration using Fusion SOAP
services
 Run report and Extract data of BIP using Report Service
 Integration for invoking ReportService
 Invoke ReportService on Fusion SaaS by passing the required inputs
 Download the report to on-premise file system/FTP
 Manipulate the report data using xml schema
 Extract the data and send them to On-premises database
 Extract the data and send them to FTP server in a separate file for each record
 Expose as REST to accept Params
 Send multiple params as input to Datamodel
2. FBDI Automation – Fusion Integration using ERP Cloud
Adapter
 FBDI – End to end Integration using OIC/Orchestration
 FBDI using Oracle ERP Cloud Adapter
 Read FBDI input data from FTP
 Invoke Import Data operation of ERP Cloud Adapter
 Get status of the Process
 Wait until the process is completed
 Download the FBDI Logs
 Write the logs to FTP folder
 Repeat the same Automation using ERP Integration Webservice

3. Extract suppliers – Integration Using Fusion REST API

 Extract all the suppliers from Fusion
 Extract the suppliers and use various params for filtering
 Discuss about JSON structure received from Fusion
 Extract a specific supplier using supplier id as REST template param
 Discuss about Template Params with the example

4. Create Suppliers I – Fusion Integration using Fusion SOAP

 Source supplier data from On-premise Database
 Schedule integration to read the new records from the DB
 Create supplier records in Fusion
 Handle Errors with OIC Fault Management
 Send notification based on Success or Failure
 Update the status back in On-premise Database

5. Create Suppliers II – Fusion Integration using Fusion SOAP

 Source supplier data from On-premise file system

6. Create Suppliers III – Fusion Integration using Fusion SOAP

 Source supplier data from FTP file containing multiple records in csv

Related Technologies (ADF, SOA, VBCS, PCS)

1. Oracle ADF
 Overview of JDevelopler, Weblogic Server
 Develop HR Emp Search, Edit, View Pages
 Developing ADF Business Objects (EO, VO, AM)
 Developing ADF UI
 Develop Taskflows to navigate from Search to View/Edit
 Deploy and run ADF application
2. Oracle SOA
 Overview of Oracle SOA
 Compare Oracle SOA and OIC
 Decision making factors between SOA and OIC
 Develop SOA composite applications
 Mediator
 File Adapter
 DB Adapter
 SOAP Adapter
 BPEL Orchestration
 Deploy and Test SOA Applications
 Oracle Enterprise Manager (FMW Controller)
 Weblogic Console

3. Oracle Process Cloud Service (PCS)

 Overview of PCS
 Features available in PCS
 Creating forms in PCS
 Create Order Approval Application
 Test Approval Applications
 Integrating Human Task in PCS
 Integration Integrations in PCS
 Managing PCS Applications

4. Oracle Visual Builder Service (VBCS)

 Overview of VBCS
 Compare VBCS and ADF
 Develop HR application (CRUD) using VBCS
 Develop Business Objects
 Develop UI
 Build and Test HR application
 Build VBCS Application using OIC REST services
 Retrieve Suppliers list in VBCS using Fusion REST APIs
 Develop Supplier Details page in VBCS based on Supplier ID
 Link Supplier List and Supplier Details using REST APIs
Job Support and Mock Interview.

Advantages of Oracle Fusion

Integration Cloud
Oracle integration cloud services allow integration between various cloud-based applications and
have the capability to perform integration with on-premises applications. One of the most
prominent features of Oracle integration cloud services is that it allows all internal (whether
inbound or outbound) or third-party API vendors to securely integrate through it.
This accounts for numerous advantages of using Oracle fusion integration cloud are listed below.
Seamless integration of cloud and on-premises application
Oracle fusion integration services offer seamless and stress-free integration of all types of
applications, databases, and business processes. It uses a point and click visual designer and
pre-built adaptors and process flow to make the integration process smooth and efficient.
As all the Oracle applications are already associated, the application connector box pre-
configures the Oracle integration through secure access. It amounts to a fast and secure
integration process.

Simplifies integration process

The integration process can be troublesome and create unwanted disruptions to your business
operations due to various factors like duplicate data entry, lack of proper IT skills, unorganized
integration documentation, etc. However, with well designed Oracle fusion integration service,
the overall process is simple, easy to implement, and fast. It also makes integrations easy for
amateur coders.

Secures Data
One of the major hurdles and concerns while integrating business applications is the data
migration and the security issues that come with it. Oracle cloud integration, however, routes all
the data via its secure internal network. Oracle always keeps data security at the highest priority.
Therefore, performing integration using Oracle integration services completely secures all the
data and the security passwords.

Maximizes the on-premises value and SaaS investments

Oracle cloud-based applications increase the capabilities of your business applications by
efficiently connecting data and processes across applications. The integration process uses pre-
built integration flows and templates and point and click, drag-and-drop approach to easily set up
an automated business process.
These benefits of Oracle Integration services help companies to modernize their business and
reap maximum profits through streamlined processes. Therefore, investing in cloud shine pro’s
Oracle integration cloud service online training program equips you with the right skills to
integrate the applications in the most fruitful way.
Total Duration of this Course: 40 Hours

Batch Timings:
Weekdays : 6 AM to 7.30 AM IST ( Monday to Friday)
Weekdays : 7.30 AM to 9 AM IST (Monday to Friday)
Weekend : 6 AM to 9 AM IST (Saturday & Sunday)
Any other special timing requests can be considered.