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To know about the schedule of our trainings, click here We are pleased to announce our new online Oracle Weblogic Administrator Training commencing on 19 June 2010. This course trains system administrators and data center personnel on techniques for installing, configuring, deploying, and securing distributed, clustered applications and systems deployed on Oracle WebLogic Server. This training focuses on techniques for building high-availability, clustered configurations to ensure maximum application uptime. Methods for hardening the implementation to provide reliable security are also emphasized. Course Fee: USD 399/- Course Content Day 1 Weblogic Server Basics 1.Overview of WebLogic 2.WebLogic Directory Structure 3.The config.xml File 4.Starting and Stopping WebLogic The Administration Console 1.Overview of the Administration Console 2.Domain Configuration 3.Servers Configuration 4.Viewing Log Files 5.Viewing the JNDI Tree Hands On: Installing of Weblogic Sever 9.2 , Creation of domains, Creation of Managed servers , Starting and stopping the servers . Day 2 Introduction Weblogic Clusters 1.What is a Cluster? 2.Communications in a Cluster 3.Cluster-Wide JNDI Tree 4.Configuring Clusters 5.Node Manager 6.Deploying Applications to a Cluster 7.Creating a Cluster 8.Starting the Cluster 9.Deploying an Application to the Cluster 10.Testing the Deployment Clusters and Remote Services 1.Adding a Remote Server to the Cluster 2.Starting the Cluster 3.Deploying an Application to the Cluster 4.Testing the Deployment Hands On: Creation of Cluster , Configuring Cluster , Starting , deployment etc . Day 3 JMS Resources 1.What is JMS? 2.JMS Domains 3.Configuring a JMS File Store 4.Configuring JMS 5.JMS Server Settings 6.JMS servers,JMS queues, JMS topics 7.JMS connection factories 8.JMS distributed destination Configuring Weblogic resources 1.Connection Pools and Data Sources 2.Configuring Data Sources 3.Data Source Settings 4.Multi Data Sources 5.Virtual Hosting in Web logic Hands On: Creating JMS servers , JMS modules , Queues, Connection factories, Distributed queues. Configuring JDBC connection pools. Day 4 Security 1.Security Concepts 2.Managing Users 3.Managing Groups 4.Managing User Lockouts 5.Setting Minimum Password Length 6.WebLogic Security 7.Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) 8.Configuring SSL Weblogic Server Transaction Management 1.Weblogic Server Transaction support 2.Configure Weblogic transactions 3.Monitor and logging Transactions Hands on: On the above topics Day 5 Deployments 1.J2EE Web Applications 2.Settings in the web.xml File 3.Example web.xml 4.Deploying a Web Application 5.J2EE Enterprise Applications 6.Settings in the application.xml File 7.Example application.xml 8.Deploying an Enterprise Application 9.Deploying an Enterprise Application 10.The weblogic.Deployer Utility Webserver Plug-Ins 1.Overview of Plug-Ins 2.Configuring IIS as the HTTP Server 3.Testing the IIS Configuration 4. Apache Server with Web logic Configuration Hands on: On the above topics Day6 Monitoring and Performance Tuning 1.General Information 2.Server Performance 3.User Logins 4.Transactions 5.Connection Pools 6.JMS Destinations 7.Guidelines for Enterprise JavaBeans 8.Stateless Session Beans 9.Stateful Session Beans 10.Entity Beans 11.Message Driven Beans 12.JVM Performance – Sun SDK 13.JVM Performance - JRockit 14.Techniques to Fix Server Crash problems Command line Utility 1.The weblogic.admin utility 2.WLST scripting Hands on: On the above topics On the above topics
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