Oracle Application Server 10g Administration Part 4 Training CBT/CD-Rom

Price: $150.00

Online Training Course ID: CBT 88-65213

Training Course Description / Outline:

Oracle Application Server 10g Administration Part 4 Computer Based Training CBT is an integrated, standards-based software platform that allows organizations of all sizes to be more responsive to changing business requirements. This course covers J2EE Applications, Oracle Internet Directory, Delegated Administration Service, Single Sign-On, and Secure Sockets Layer.

<="bodycopy">CBT Exam 1Z1-311

Learn To

• Sequence the steps to deploy Web application modules.
• Identify tasks to be performed for administering data sources.
• Identify features of Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB).

Training Audience

The Oracle Application Server 10g Administration Part 4 course is intended for Web Administrators and Technical Consultants who have a working experience with Linux Operating Systems.

Total Training Time

4 Hours

Training Objectives

Unit 1: OracleAS 10g4 hours

• Sequence the steps to deploy Web application modules.
• Identify tasks to be performed for administering data sources.
• Identify features of Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB).
• Deploy a J2EE application by using Application Server Control.
• Sequence steps for publishing a J2EE application as a provider for a portal.
• Identify benefits of identity management.
• Identify features of Oracle Internet Directory (OID).
• Identify features of Identity Management Realms.
• Match the OID protected domains in a hosted environment with their description.
• Identify privileges associated with users and groups administration.
• Identify ways of administering passwords.
• Identify tasks to be performed for synchronizing OracleAS Portal and OID.
• Identify features of Delegated Administration Service (DAS).
• Identify methods for starting and stopping Delegated Administration Service (DAS).
• Sequence the steps for configuring user entries using DAS.
• Identify tasks to be performed for maintaining user entries by using the Delegated Administration Service (DAS).
• Identify steps to be performed for maintaining users using DAS.
• Identify the steps to create group entries.
• Identify tasks to be performed for maintaining groups using DAS.
• Match portlets used for accessing DAS with their description.
• Identify the features of DAS roles.
• Match components of OracleAS Single Sign-On (SSO) with their descriptions.
• Sequence the steps to start or stop a Single Sign-On (SSO) server.
• Identify tasks to be performed for administering a Single Sign-On (SSO) Server.
• Identify the tasks for administering partner applications.
• Identify tasks to be performed for administering external applications.
• Match sections in the SSO server-monitoring page with their uses.
• Identify features of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).
• Sequence the steps involved in using digital signatures.
• Identify features of Oracle Wallet Manager.
• Identify tasks to be performed for administering Oracle Wallets.
• Identify tasks to be performed for exporting Oracle Wallets.
• Identify tasks to be performed for adding user certificates.
• Identify tasks to be performed for exporting trusted certificates.
• Identify uses of mod_ossl directives.
• Identify tasks to be performed for maintaining certificates using OracleAS Certificate Authority (OCA).