Web Services Foundation Using XML for Framework 4 Course Overview:

Oracle Identity Governance 11g R2 serves as an access governance solution, streamlining identity and access management (IAM) processes for organizations. This course comprehensively covers key concepts, features, and best practices in identity governance, focusing on utilizing Oracle Identity Governance 11g R2 for identity provisioning. Participants will gain the skills to establish an Identity Governance project, design essential roles, policies, and processes for securing organizational resources. The curriculum extends to identity provisioning setup, creating user access audit trails, and managing identities, access requests, approvals, user entitlements, roles, and compliance reporting. By course completion, participants will possess a robust grasp of Oracle Identity Governance 11g R2, enabling them to configure and implement identity provisioning solutions within their organizations.

Intended Audience:

• Software Developers
• Web Developers
• Application Architects
• IT Professionals
• System Analysts
• Individuals interested in understanding and implementing web services using XML within the .NET Framework 4 environment.

Learning Objectives of Web Services Foundation Using XML for Framework 4:

1. Understand the different roles of web services and how they are used in applications.
2. Become familiar with the fundamentals of XML, including the structure and syntax.
3. Explore how to define and create web services using XML, including SOAP, WSDL, and UDDI.
4. Learn how to create and consume web services using the .NET Framework, including the Web Services Enhancements (WSE) 3.0.
5. Gain an understanding of web services security and Exention Architecture (WS-*).
6. Become proficient at debugging and diagnosing web service applications and troubleshooting common issues.
7. Increase knowledge on how to design, develop and deploy new web services to the market.