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Introducing Oracle Fusion Middleware

Platform

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Objectives

After completing this lesson, you should be able to:

Describe the Oracle Fusion Middleware environment

Describe how WebLogic Server supports various Fusion

Middleware Suites

Describe how various Fusion Middleware Suites augmentthe functions of WebLogic Server

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Oracle Fusion Middleware

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Oracle SOA and Oracle Web Center Suites

Oracle SOA Suite enables services to be created,

managed, and orchestrated into SOA composite

applications.

Oracle WebCenter is designed to help integrate structured

and unstructured content, and Web 2.0-style services intothe applications.

Both SOA and WebCenter run

in the Oracle WLS environment.

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Oracle Identity and Access Management

Oracle Identity and Access Management solution:

Enables you to centralize identity and access management

Requires a Java EE environment for operation

Can be easily configured as the central system for use in

WebLogic environment

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Oracle Business Intelligence

Oracle Business Intelligence (BI) enables you to view and

analyze data from data warehouses and datamarts.

BI enables you to gather data from various sources and to

extract, analyze, and report in appropriate formats.

BI is easily integrated with Oracle Identity Managementsolutions such as SSO.

BI can also be integrated with

SOA.

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Oracle Portal Forms Reports

Portal: Is a Web-based interface that uses wizards

Requires Oracle Database

Uses a Portal Developer Kit to extend via programming

Forms:

Are created by using Oracle Forms bydevelopers

Can be compiled into run-timeservices for deployment

Run as run-time services in

a Java EE environment Reports:

Dynamically retrieve, format,and publish information inseveral formats

Are also available via MS Excel

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Oracle Fusion Middleware Management

Infrastructure

Oracle offers the following primary tools for managing your

Oracle Fusion Middleware installations:

Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console

Oracle Enterprise Manager Fusion Middleware Control

Oracle Fusion Middleware command-line tools such asOPMNCTL, WSTL, and so on

Fusion Middleware Control

MBean browser

Oracle Web ServicesManager

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Web Tier Components

The Web tier contains system components that are managed

using Oracle Process Management Server.

Oracle HTTP Server:

Provides scalability and supports Web services functionality

Contains modules specific to Oracle FMW to supportintegration with other FMW components

Acts as a proxy server for Oracle WebLogic Servers

Oracle Web Cache:

Runs in the Web tier and speeds up requests for applications

being served by WebLogic Server

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Relationship of Fusion Middleware Products to

WebLogic Server

Common installation/configuration steps:

Install Database (if needed).

Install Repository Creation Utility (if needed).

Install WebLogic Server.

Install Fusion Middleware Component (for example, OID). Configure all software.

Common operations:

The components run in a Java EE Container such as

WebLogic Server.

Common administration:

Enterprise Manager oversees all the products at a high level.

Each component has its own administration console for finer

detail.

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Typical Oracle Fusion Middleware Environment

Oracle WebLogic Server Environment

(Java components)

Customer

data

Metadata

Repository

SOA

Web

Center

Custom

Java

app

Admin

interfaces

System components

OPMN

OID

OHS

Web

Cache

Forms

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Summary

In this lesson, you should have learned how to:

Describe the Oracle Fusion Middleware environment

Describe how WebLogic Server supports various Fusion

Middleware Suites

Describe how various Fusion Middleware Suites augmentthe functions of WebLogic Server

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Practice 1 Overview:

Logging In to the Lab Environment

This practice covers the following topics:

IP address assignments

User IDs and passwords

NoMachine configuration