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TBIT44 PI Mapping and ccbpm. COURSE OUTLINE Course Version: 15 Course Duration: 5 Day(s)

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Contents ix Course Overview 1 Unit 1: Operation Mapping 1 Lesson: Creating an Operation Mapping 3 Unit 2: Message Mapping 3 Lesson: Creating a Message Mapping 3 Lesson: Testing a Message Mapping 3 Lesson: Using Message Mapping Functions 5 Unit 3: Advanced Mapping Concepts 5 Lesson: Using Contexts in Message Mapping 5 Lesson: Implementing User-Defined Functions 5 Lesson: Using Function Libraries 5 Lesson: Using Variables in Different Objects 7 Unit 4: Advanced Mapping Functions 7 Lesson: Using Parameters in Mapping Programs 7 Lesson: Using Value Mapping Functions 7 Lesson: Mapping Multiple Messages 7 Lesson: Creating a Message Mapping Template 9 Unit 5: XLST and Java Mappings 9 Lesson: Using XSLT Mappings 9 Lesson: Creating a Java Mapping 11 Unit 6: Business Process Management 11 Lesson: Positioning of ccbpm in the SAP Portfolio 11 Lesson: Listing BPM Standards 11 Lesson: Naming Involved Components 13 Unit 7: Design of Integration Processes 13 Lesson: Designing Integration Processes Copyright. All rights reserved. vii

15 Unit 8: Development of Integration Processes 15 Lesson: Using Step Types Part One 15 Lesson: Using Correlations 15 Lesson: Using Container Elements 15 Lesson: Using Process Templates 15 Lesson: Using Step Groups 15 Lesson: Using Step Types Part Two 16 Lesson: Using Exception Handling 16 Lesson: Using Step Types Part Three 16 Lesson: Using Different Modes 16 Lesson: Using the Condition Editor 17 Unit 9: Operations of Integration Processes 17 Lesson: Using the Process Engine to Monitor an Integration Process 17 Lesson: Monitoring an Integration Process 17 Lesson: Monitoring Process Execution 17 Lesson: Monitoring Messages 19 Unit 10: Optimization of Integration Processes 19 Lesson: Using Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) 19 Lesson: Optimizing Performance of Integration Processes 19 Lesson: Configuring Principal Propagation viii Copyright. All rights reserved.

UNIT 2 Message Mapping Lesson 1: Creating a Message Mapping Create a message mapping Lesson 2: Testing a Message Mapping Test a message mapping Lesson 3: Using Message Mapping Functions Use message mapping functions Copyright. All rights reserved. 3

UNIT 3 Advanced Mapping Concepts Lesson 1: Using Contexts in Message Mapping Use contexts in message mapping Lesson 2: Implementing User-Defined Functions Implement user-defined functions Lesson 3: Using Function Libraries Use function libraries Lesson 4: Using Variables in Different Objects Use variables in different objects Copyright. All rights reserved. 5

UNIT 4 Advanced Mapping Functions Lesson 1: Using Parameters in Mapping Programs Use parameters in mapping programs Lesson 2: Using Value Mapping Functions Use value mapping functions Lesson 3: Mapping Multiple Messages Map multiple messages Lesson 4: Creating a Message Mapping Template Create a message mapping template Copyright. All rights reserved. 7

UNIT 5 XLST and Java Mappings Lesson 1: Using XSLT Mappings Use XSLT mappings Lesson 2: Creating a Java Mapping Create a Java mapping in SAP NetWeaver Developer Studio Copyright. All rights reserved. 9

UNIT 6 Business Process Management Lesson 1: Positioning of ccbpm in the SAP Portfolio Implement Business Process Management in the SAP NetWeaver environment and implement a technical process integration with ccbpm Lesson 2: Listing BPM Standards List the BPM standards and export and import a business process Lesson 3: Naming Involved Components Model and execute an integration process Copyright. All rights reserved. 11

UNIT 8 Development of Integration Processes Lesson 1: Using Step Types Part One Explain basics about step types and the step types loops and receive Lesson 2: Using Correlations Use correlations Lesson 3: Using Container Elements Use container elements in their context Lesson 4: Using Process Templates Use common design patterns and patterns shipped by SAP for integration processes Lesson 5: Using Step Groups Use step groups Lesson 6: Using Step Types Part Two Copyright. All rights reserved. 15

Unit 8: Development of Integration Processes Implement the step types transformation, send, wait, and control Lesson 7: Using Exception Handling Use exception handling and Alert Management Lesson 8: Using Step Types Part Three Implement the receiver determination, fork, switch, user decision, and undefined step types Lesson 9: Using Different Modes Use different modes Lesson 10: Using the Condition Editor Use the condition editor 16 Copyright. All rights reserved.

UNIT 9 Operations of Integration Processes Lesson 1: Using the Process Engine to Monitor an Integration Process Perform process and message monitoring and basic troubleshooting Lesson 2: Monitoring an Integration Process Check the runtime version of an integration process Lesson 3: Monitoring Process Execution Monitor components involved and workflow execution, use the workflow log, display and edit work items, and implement monitoring processes Lesson 4: Monitoring Messages Navigate to the messages involved and check the status of synchronous and asynchronous communication Copyright. All rights reserved. 17

UNIT 10 Optimization of Integration Processes Lesson 1: Using Business Activity Monitoring (BAM) Use Business Activity Monitoring in SAP NetWeaver, develop monitoring processes, perform interaction between integration processes and Business Workflow Management, and use an integration process for BAM Lesson 2: Optimizing Performance of Integration Processes Use the Integration Server efficiently Configure engines to improve performance Lesson 3: Configuring Principal Propagation Secure the use of integration processes with principal propagation Copyright. All rights reserved. 19