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Integrating Microsoft Active Directory with the Oracle Internet Directory (Technical Level)
In today's world of identity integration solutions, integration of Oracle Internet Directory and Microsoft Active Directory is key to many single sign on environments involving both Oracle and Non-Oracle technology. The purpose of this seminar is to go over the various scenarios and techniques used to integrate these to identity management environments to provide a single integrated log-in environment. The seminar will highlight the dip-assistant tool, the oracle administration tool, Active Directory profile mapping, and two techniques for windows native authentication.

Cloud Computing with Oracle and Amazon AWS (Technical Level)
What is Cloud Computing and why is it such a big deal? Rolta TUSC will show you a demo of Oracle in the cloud. We will first explain the various services offered by Amazon and then will show you how to sign up for an Amazon AWS account and run an Oracle instance in the cloud. We will end with the value proposition of cloud computing and ways you can start integrating this service today.
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Data Accessibility and Agility - Consuming Web Services with ApEx (Technical Level)
In our previous presentation titled "Scalable Oracle ApEx" you learned how to create an n-tier architecture for ApEx, and free up valuable database cycles. This architecture provides unparalleled scalability to your organization. In this presentation we will cover how you can consume services using ApEx. This is a technical presentation covering the specifics within ApEX to accomplish service consumption.

We will cover:

• How to create and register your services either manually or using our iPerspective™ technology.
• Consuming Your Services in ApEx


• Form with a Report
• Standalone Report
• Standalone Graph
• 2 Dimensional Array


• AJAX, LOVs, REST/JSON/XML, MTOM

Supervising Remote Development Projects(Business Level)
In the current marketplace, with the increasing demands and expectations, more and more projects will require remote contributions. For project managers, or anyone responsible for the successful development of applications and software, the addition of remote staff / consulting is quickly becoming a major factor in being able to meet requirements.

This presentation will discuss project drivers, why development projects fail, and provide best practices to follow in order to be successful. The session will be beneficial to anyone working with, or preparing to work with, On-Shore remote, Off-Shore remote, outsourced providers, Virtual Office Contributors, or any combination of remote and on-site development.
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Scaling Oracle's Application Express(Business Level)
In this session we will show how you can build applications using ApEx and dispel the concerns of those who do not believe that ApEx can be used to build large applications. Not only will you have a scalable, redundant architecture, but all of the services you create can be used by other applications! For example, the following can also consume these services:

In other words, the services that you build, using your existing data and business logic can be used throughout your business! Not only by other departments within your company, but by other companies - if you want to expose these services externally.

Service Oriented Architecture - Insight into the Business of Reusing your Assets (Business Level)
As experienced SOA companies will attest, the scope of SOA is massive, and as companies start researching SOA, the concepts get deeper by the minute. Between all of the acronyms, terms and technologies such as buses (ESBs), Message queues (JMS, MQueue), compliance, governance and so many more - Database Administrator's and others get overwhelmed quickly. Each topic is its own Pandora's Box! The bottom line is SOA is HUGE!

But...it doesn't have to be. You don't have to boil the whole ocean to venture into SOA, you just need to dip your toe in to see how it feels first. This presentation will present the current culture in Service Oriented Architecture and demonstrate a tool to help automate much of this process for you.

BPEL 101 (Technical Level)
Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) has been identified by Oracle as a key technology for the future. Oracle's recent versions of the Application Server have all included SOA technologies, and its specifications for Oracle Application Server 11g indicate that Oracle is committed to SOA. As Oracle's development tools (JDeveloper, Application Express, Portal) focus more and more on Web-centric implementations, the Application Server will become a staple in most organizations committed to Oracle technologies. As such, understanding and being able to implement BPEL-based solutions will become a prerequisite for developers, administrators and system architects. This presentation will explain Oracle's BPEL implementation and how to use it effectively when architecting Web-based solutions.

Understanding LDAP (Technical Level)
While the LDAP standard has existed for quite some time, it is a relatively new concept for most administrators and developers who work with Oracle. This presentation will detail what LDAP is, how it works, what LDAP means to developers and administrators, and how Oracle has chosen to implement LDAP as part of the Oracle Application Server.