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A Sun Education est� iniciando uma s�rie de cursos sobre a
tecnologia Netscape, com destaque para o Netscape Application Server.
Como esse assunto deve interessar muita gente que trabalha com
Java, estou enviando abaixo as informa��es detalhadas sobre os cursos
e as informa��es para contato.
Um abra�o,
Einar Saukas
Technical Consultant
Summa Technologies, Inc.
http://www.summa-tech.com
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Prezados Senhores,
Estaremos iniciando no Brasil os cursos de Netscape
de acordo com o calend�rio abaixo.
Para obter informa��es sobre o conteudo dos cursos, por favor consultar
o site: www.iplanet.com/learning ou consultar abaixo os descritivos
dos
conte�dos. Para quest�es comerciais contatar
Rosanna Lima - [EMAIL PROTECTED], fone 5511 51872177.
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PROMO��O:
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valor total e parcelamento em 3 pagamentos iguais.
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CALEND�RIO
Abril
24 a 28 - NAS Bootcamp (5 dias)
Pre�o EUA - US$ 3500
Pre�o Brasil US$ 2500
Maio
1 a 6 - DIR 2037 Director Services (3 dias)
Pre�o EUA - US$ 1500
Pre�o Brasil US$ 1500
- MSG 2115 Messaging Services Analysis and Planing (3 dias)
Pre�o EUA - US$ 1800
Pre�o Brasil US$ 1500
9 a 11 - ECM 2119 PublishingXpert (3 dias)
Pre�o EUA - US$ 1800
Pre�o Brasil US$ 1500
16 a 19 - ECM 2019 Netscape Seller 2.0 (4 dias)
Pre�o EUA - US$ 2000
Pre�o Brasil US$ 2000
22 a 26 - ECM 2103 Netscape ECXpert 3.0 Installation (2 dias)
Pre�o EUA - US$ 1200
Pre�o Brasil US$ 1000
ECM 2040 Netscape ECXpert 3.0 Administration and Use (3 dias)
Pre�o EUA - US$ 1800
Junho Pre�o Brasil US$ 1500
6 a 9 - ECM 2118 BillerXpert Bootcamp (4dias)
Pre�o EUA - US$ 2380
Pre�o Brasil US$ 2000
13 a 15 - ECM 2136 Buyer Xcpert 3.0 Integration e
Customization (4 dias)
Pre�o EUA - US$ 2800
Pre�o Brasil US$ 2300
27 a 29 - MSG 2029 Netscape Messaging Services for ISPs
Analisys and Planning (3 dias)
Pre�o EUA - US$ 1500
Pre�o Brasil US$ 1500
Julho
3 a 7 - NAS Bootcamp
Pre�o EUA - US$ 3500
Pre�o Brasil US$ 2500
11 a 13 - ECM 2119 PublishingXpert (3 dias)
Pre�o EUA - US$ 1800
Pre�o Brasil US$ 1500
18 a 21 - ECM 2019 Netscape Seller 2.0 (4 dias)
Pre�o EUA - US$ 2000
Pre�o Brasil US$ 2000
Observa��o:
Pre�o EUA - � o valor cobrado nos Estados Unidos
Pre�o Brasil - � o valor que estamos cobrando aqui no Brasil
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DESCRITIVO
Contents of the courses
1)NAS Bootcamp
Netscape Application Server 4.0 Bootcamp
2)Netscape Directory Services: Analysis and Planning 4.x
3)iPlanet Netscape Messaging Services: Analysis and Planning 4.15
4)Netscape PublishingXpert 2.5 Installation & Use
5)Netscape SellerXpert 2.0 Installation and Use
6)Netscape ECXpert 3.0 Installation
7)Netscape ECXpert 3.0 Administration and Use
8)Netscape BillerXpert 1.0 Bootcamp
9)Netscape BuyerXpert 3.01 Integration and Customization
10)Netscape Messaging for ISPs: Analysis and Planning 4.x
1)NAS Bootcamp
Netscape Application Server 4.0 Bootcamp
Abstract
This course provides an overview of Netscape Application Server architecture and
technical features.Topics include the presentation of Netscape Application
Server
high performance webcomputing architecture, installations, troubleshooting, and
developing applications using Netscape Application Builder 4.0 and 3rd party
tools.
Students install Netscape Application Server,
learn to partition applications, and balance loads dynamically. This
comprehensive
course introduces the Java-savvy programmer to the Netscape Application Server
4.0
implementation of Java 2, Enterprise Edition (J2EE). This combined course
encompasses
the content of the two following courses:
NAS-4112 Developing Enterprise Applications with Netscape Application
Builder 4.0
and 3rd party tools
NAS-2113 Netscape Application Server 4.0 Administration Workshop
Classroom Environment
Java application development using Netscape Application Builder and 3rd party
tools
is conducted on Windows NT platform. The Netscape Application Server
installation and
administration is conducted on either a Solaris (Unix) or Windows NT. Forty
percent of
course time is devoted to lectures and student review, while the remaining sixty
percent of the time is devoted to lab exercises.
Who Should Take This Course
Software programmers
Software developers
Software consultants
System administrators
System engineers
System integrators
Anyone responsible for understanding and evaluating an application server
Prerequisites
Recommended familiarity with the following subject areas:
Solaris and Windows NT Operating Systems Administration
Programming background required
Basic Internet technology
Netscape Enterprise Server Administration
Netscape Directory Server Administration
SQL and data servers
NAS 4.0 applications
Knowledge of Java required (must be able to describe the purpose of a Java
Interface vs. a Java Class)
Knowledge of HTTP basics
Knowledge about web browsers and servers
Knowledge about HTML editors and content authoring tools
Knowledge about database servers
Objectives
Upon completion of this course the student will be able to:
Perform a full install of NAS, including Directory Server
Register a server
Plot server and engine activity using the NAS Administrator tool
Implement NAS security features
Correctly configure database parameters
Implement load balancing and monitor activity
Configure server-based load balancing
Enable WebConnector-based load balancing
Deploy an application including Application Components and EJBs
Partition an application
Plan, configure, and test a cluster
Understand NAS 4.0 application design and programming model
Create NAS 4.0 compliant Servlets
Create JSPs
Create EJBs that can:
Access input parameters from a remote client or the local server
environment
Create HTML output to be returned to the remote client
Create and access session data
Work with databases
Dispatch another application component
Set the transaction level for each application component
Use Netscape Application Builder (NAB 4.0) with NAS 4.0
Integrate and use NAB 4.0 with third-party tools
Test, debug, and deploy applications
Course #
NAS-3127 (Solaris/NT)
NAS-3128 (NT)
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2)Netscape Directory Services: Analysis and Planning 4.x
Abstract
This course provides the student with the knowledge and skills necessary to
design
an enterprise directory service solution. This 3-day course uses a directory
service
design methodology developed by the iPlanet Professional Services
organization. Using case studies and guided exercises students identify design
issues
which are key to implementing a directory service for a wide range of enterprise
environments. The course concludes with a lab in which students test
their design using Netscape Directory Server 4.x.
New and Improved: The following information directly related to Directory Server
4.x
has been added to the course:
A high level introduction to and overview of LDAP
The new administration interface, Netscape Console
Changes to the directory tree for Directory Server 4.x
Planning indexes
Planning directory sizing
Classroom Environment
Each classroom has four Sun Workstations or four NT Workstations. Class size is
a
maximum of 12 students.
Students are divided into groups of three with each group assigned to a
workstation.
Students spend most of their time in lectures and group exercises. At the end of
each
day a lab is provided to allow students to test the feasibility of
designs developed during planning exercises in class.
In the first lab, each team installs a Netscape Directory Server, extends the
schema,
and creates an LDIF file. Optionally, students may install an Enterprise Server
and
configure the server to use the Directory Server for its user database.
In the second lab, at the end of day two, each team configures a second instance
of
Directory Server. Students then configure both servers to implement
supplier-initiated
replication.
In the third and final lab, students have an opportunity to install new
instances of
Directory Server to match the directory hierarchy designed by their group.
Depending
upon their designs, they may extend the schema, create an LDIF file, add
SuiteSpot
entries, create ACI statements, and create replication agreements and referrals.
Who Should Take This Course
This course is designed for people with minimal experience deploying Netscape
Directory Server. Job descriptions may include the following:
Architects
Consultants
System engineers
System integrators
Directory Engineers
Public Key Security Engineers
Anyone responsible for the installation and configuration of an Internet,
intranet, or extranet site incorporating Netscape Server Products
Prerequisites
Familiarity with basic Internet concepts and terminology, such as TCP/IP,
HTTP,
SSL, MIME, S/MIME, POP, IMAP, SMTP, LDAP and DNS
Familiarity with Netscape's Enterprise Solutions strategy (information
available
at Netscape Enterprise Solutions White Papers )
http://www.home.netscape.com/
products/whitepaper/
Familiarity with Netscape Server products and the ability to communicate
and
demonstrate product features and functions to a customer and/or
implementor
Working familiarity with Netscape Navigator or Communicator
Working familiarity with the operating system used for labs (Unix or NT),
including the ability to create users and groups and copy, move, edit, and
delete files
ECR-2039 Introduction to Server Infrastructure for E-Commerce Applications
OR
DIR-1083 Introduction to Directory Server 4.0 or the equivalent knowledge.
A reading of the Directory Deployment Guide is recommended before
attending
class
Objectives
Upon completion of this course the student will be able to:
Diagram a high level LDAP directory architecture and create a directory
data matrix showing directory applications and sources of information
Develop a schema for their enterprise
Design a directory tree hierarchy
Design indexes and plan for sizing
Design a replication and referral strategy
Define and create access control rules for their directory tree
Build a test environment and evaluate their design
Course #
DIR-2037 (Unix)
DIR-2120 (NT)
3)iPlanet Netscape Messaging Services: Analysis and Planning 4.15
Abstract
This course provides work sheets, examples, and exercises to teach students how
to plan
a messaging deployment using a defined deployment process. This 3 day course
uses a
design methodology developed by the Sun | Netscape Professional Services
organization.
The course uses Netscape Messaging Server 4.x and Netscape Directory Server
4.x.
This course is 60% Lectures and 40% Labs.
New and Improved
This course has been updated to provide planning information specific to the
Messenger
Express (Web Mail) feature of Messaging Server 4.x. It also includes more
detailed
analysis exercises of diverse messaging environments, a new lab that focuses on
stress
testing and bench marking various messaging components, and is now available on
the NT
platform.
Classroom Environment
Each classroom has a maximum of 12 workstations composed of four pods. Each pod
contains three Sun Workstations. A class size is a maximum of 12 students with 2
or
3 students assigned to each pod.
The purpose of the labs is to acquaint the students with how the Messaging
Server works
and performs in an enterprise environment, touching on those aspects that effect
the
planning of a messaging solution. Each team will create an enterprise level
messaging
environment on their pods. Each team configures their different messaging
servers as
postoffices, messaging hubs, and internet relays, then links their environment
with the
other pods to communicate between enterprises. They then add anti-relay and
message
filters to secure their systems from the other pods, and complete the labs by
generating
large messaging loads and getting benchmarks for the various components of their
systems.
Who Should Take This Course
Architect
System engineers
Messaging Engineer
Messaging Specialist
System integrators
Anyone who is responsible for the installation and configuration of an
Internet,
intranet, or extranet site incorporating Netscape server products
Prerequisites
ECR-2039 Introduction to Server Infrastructure for E-Commerce Applications
or
equivalent knowledge OR MSG-1100 Introduction to Messaging Server 4.0
DIR-2037 Directory Services: Analysis and Planning 4.x or equivalent
knowledge
Familiarity with basic Internet concepts and terminology, such as DNS,
TCP/IP,
HTTP, NNTP, SSL, MIME, S/MIME, POP, IMAP, SMTP and LDAP
Familiarity with Netscape's Enterprise Solutions strategy (information
available
in Netscape Enterprise Solutions White Papers)
Familiarity with all Netscape server products and the ability to
communicate and
demonstrate product features and functions to a customer
Working familiarity with Netscape Navigator or Communicator
Working familiarity with the operating system used for labs (Unix or NT,
including the ability to create users and groups and copy, move, edit, and
delete
files)
Course Modules and Objectives
Module 1: Design Your Topology
This module describes how to plan a messaging topology.
Module Objectives
a)Design and Document a Messaging Topology
b)Analyze and choose a central or distributed strategy
c) Plan a basic topology
Module 2: Plan Your Directory Services
This module describes how to plan directory services for messaging.
Module Objectives
a) Review messaging object classes and attributes
b) Plan attribute access-control and management strategy
c) Plan Directory Servers dedicated to messaging
Module 3: Specify Message Routing
This module describes how to plan message routing between messaging servers.
Module Objectives
a) Plan Message Flow Plan LDAP Entry Routing Attributes
b) Plan SMTP Routing Tables
c) Plan DNS Records
Module 4: Secure Your Messaging System
This module describes how to plan security enhancements for messaging services.
Module Objectives
a) Plan the Security Features you will add to each Messaging System Component
b) Plan Message Authentication and Privacy Strategy
Module 5: Scalability and High Availability
This module describes how to plan for an easily scalable messaging system with
high
availability.
Module Objectives
a) Review Scalability and High Availability Options
b) Plan a Scalability Strategy
c) Plan a High Availability Strategy
d) Size your Messaging Components
e) Verify a Messaging System with Benchmarks
Course Objectives
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:
Design and document a messaging topology
Design a routing architecture
Design a security strategy
Verify messaging system sizing and performance
Prototype a messaging system design
Course #
Delivered By
MSG-2115 (UNIX)
MSG-2129 (NT)
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4)Netscape PublishingXpert 2.5 Installation & Use
Abstract
PublishingXpert 2.5 is a complete business solution that allows companies to
share
and sell their knowledge capital. PublishingXpert provides a turnkey solution
that
accelerates the time it takes to bring new online services to market. It
features web publishing with robust content and document management, distributed
staging services, customer service interfaces, granular access control, and
industrial-
strength search services. In addition, PublishingXpert, supports a
wide range of payment options, and a user agent framework to perform user
tracking and
enable targeted marketing and personalization. All of these features are
flexible in
that they can be completely customized and tailored to specific business needs.
Classroom Environment
In this course, you will learn how to install and use the PublishingXpert 2.5
system,
including its supporting components - Oracle 7 Workgroup Server and Netscape
Enterprise
Server. You will configure the system, create publications
and products, manage user registration, set up the billing system, implement the
publication search system, and perform other activities related to operating
PublishingXpert.
Who Should Take This Course
System administrators
System engineers
System integrators
Anyone responsible for the installation and configuration of an internet,
intranet, or extranet site incorporating Netscape CommerceXpert products
Prerequisites
Recommended familiarity with the following subject areas:
Netscape Enterprise Server
Solaris 2.6 operating system
Web publishing, editing, or web site management
Oracle 7.3.4
Enterprise Server administration
ECM-1025 Fundamentals of E-commerce Applications, or equivalent knowledge,
is recommended for System Engineers and Project Managers
Objectives
Upon completion of this course you will be able to:
Use a PublishingXpert site as a consumer of publication products and
describe
its basic architecture and design.
Verify workstation hardware requirements and software environment, install
the
Enterprise Server software, and install the Oracle database software.
Install and configure the PublishingXpert System software and describe the
issues involved when migrating from Netscape Publishing System 2.2.
Publish, index, and maintain documents on a web site created using the
PublishingXpert.
Configure PublishingXpert billing options for different product types,
generate
reports, and describe how to link to external accounting applications.
Configure and manage indexing and search applications to enable document
search
and retrieval.
Use templates, JavaScript, and other options to customize the appearance
and
behavior of a web.
Monitor PublishingXpert performance and usage, optimize system
performance, and
backup system files.
Course #
Delivered By
ECM-2119
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5)Netscape SellerXpert 2.0 Installation and Use
Abstract
This course provides the knowledge and skills required to use SellerXpert to
build a
business commerce site. Through a series of lessons and exercises, students will
learn
to use administrative tools to manage membership, price lists, catalogs, and
other
business objects. Students will learn business rules and how they interact with
business
objects to dynamically produce a customer order. In addition, students will
learn how
to install software components and how to interface with ECXpert.
Classroom Environment
This class is offered on Sun Ultra-5 computers running the Solaris 2.5.1
operating
system. Participants perform a series of hands-on exercises that focus on the
administration, and use, of the SellerXpert 2.0 product. Labs focus on
administering
membership, rules, pricing and Electronic Product Catalogs. Labs also introduce
the
importing data in to the Oracle database. The
participants will also install SellerXpert 2.0 in a standalone, "pilot", mode.
Who Should Take This Course
System administrators
System engineers
System integrators
Anyone who is responsible for the installation and configuration of an
Internet,
intranet, or extranet site incorporating Netscape CommerceXpert products
Prerequisites
ECM-2031 or ECM-2122 ECXpert 2.0 Administration and Use
Basic knowledge of modular application design, web fundamentals, Unix
navigation,
and RDBMS
Objective
Upon completion of this course, the student will be able to:
Install SellerXpert and its component software
Configure the system for business operation
Be conversant with the system mechanics
Minimally customize the front end
Set up and interface with ECXpert
Course #
Delivered By
ECM-2019
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6)Netscape ECXpert 3.0 Installation
Abstract
ECXpert provides a very broad function capability and is the foundation for all
Netscape ECommerce products. The key to a successful deployment is understanding
how the components are properly installed and how the individual software
components interact with one another. Hands-on experience and knowledge of the
systems
and software is imperative for a successful deployment. This course provides the
knowledge and skills required to properly identify system requirements, install
ECXpert
and the necessary software components.
Classroom Environment
Through a series of lessons and exercises, students will configure their
systems, install ECXpert, and check for operability. This course will be
available for UNIX
(Solaris).
Who Should Take This Course
System Administrator - This is the UNIX (and perhaps NT) administrator,
who will be responsible for installing the system and bringing it online at the
customer
site.
ECXpert Administrator - This is the individual or team who will be
administering the product at the customer site. This individual differs from the
System
Administrator in that he/she focuses on the ECXpert product. This person
is charged with maintaining the system once it is installed and running.
System Integrator or Consultant - This is the individual who will develop
customized solutions for a customer. This person may install, and administer to
the extent
required by a customized solution.
Sales or System Engineer - This individual is responsible for technical
knowledge, technical demos and systems understanding in aid for a customer sales
call.
Prerequisites
Commanding skill of Oracle RDBMS v.7.3.4 or later
Good working knowledge of Solaris v.2.5.1 or later
Familiarity with PL/SQL for Oracle
Conceptual understanding of EDI and messaging functionalities
Understanding of Web services (ie. Netscape Enterprise Server 3.6+)
Objectives
Upon completion of this course the student will be able to:
Install ECXpert 3.0 and necessary components in single and multi-host
environments.
Module 0: Installing ECXpert 3.0
An Introduction This module gives you a brief description of the net economy and
the role the Netscape 's ECXpert 3.0 product plays in the net economy. We'll
describe
the functional components of ECXpert 3.0, and the specific hardware and software
requirements for installation.
Module 1: Oracle RDBMS for ECXpert 3.0
When you have completed this module, you will be able to locate and configure
the necessary files to create an Oracle Data base instance. And you will create
an
Oracle v8.0.4 instance for ECXpert 3.0 and you will start and stop the Oracle
database for the ECXpert 3.0.
Module 2: Install iPlanet Web Server Enterprise Edition 3.6
This module covers the installation and creation of a web server for HTTP access
to ECXpert 3.0. At the end of this module you will be able to install the
Netscape
Enterprise Server, create a web server instance and locate the OBJ. CONF file.
Module 3: Installing ECXpert 3.0 on a Single Host This module covers the
installation of
ECXpert 3.0 on a single -host configuration. In the lab, you will install
ECXpert 3.0 on a single -host system and then study the directory structure.
After you have
completed module 3, you will be able to run the command-line section of the
ECXpert 3.0 installation. You will the browser section of the ECXpert 3.0
installation and
define the directory structure of ECXpert 3.0.
Module 4: ECXpert 3.0 Directory Structure
When you have completed this module, you will be able to define the file
locations of ECXpert 3.0. Once done with this module, you should be able to have
a high level
of understanding of the ECXpert 3.0 directory structure and the corresponding
files.
Module 5: Verify ECXpert 3.0 Installation
This module helps you to verify if your ECXpert 3.0 installation is functional.
Once you have installed all of the software components, you will need to test
the integrity
of the installation. In module six, you will test ECXpert 3.0 functionality and
its connection to the Oracle database.
Module 6: Introduction to ECXpert 3.0 Multi-Host Installation
When you have completed this module, you will be able to give a high-level
overview of multi -hosted deployment and list the ECXpert 3.0 components that
comprise a
typical multicast deployment and explain the advantage and dis- advantage of a
single host pilot deployment and explain the advantages and dis-advantages of a
typical multi-host deployment.
Module 7: ECXpert 3.0 Multi-host Deployment
A three-host deployment scenario which we will model in the lab. Network file
sharing (NFS) -definition and set up. Automating directory sharing and mounting.
We will
use network file systems (NFS) as part of the ECXpert 3.0 multi-host
installation. A quick review of NFS is in order.
Course #
ECM-2103
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7)Netscape ECXpert 3.0 Administration and Use
Abstract
ECXpert provides a very broad function capability and is the keystone for all
Netscape E-Commerce products. This course focuses on how to exchange documents
with
a business partner. Understanding the concepts, options and architecture are
essential to ensure correct configuration, performance and operation. Hands-on
experience and guidance are required to attain this knowledge and capability.
This course provides the knowledge and skills required to administer and use
ECXpert.
Classroom Environment
Through a series of lessons and exercises, students create, maintain, and tune a
variety of trading partnerships. This course is available on either Unix or NT.
Please
consult the course schedule for availability.
Who Should Take This Course
System administrators
System engineers
System integrators
Anyone who is responsible for the configuration of an Internet, intranet,
or extranet site incorporating Netscape CommerceXpert products
Prerequisites
Students should have the following background (minimum):
UNIX user skills (including browsing, telnet, ftp and email)
WinNT user skills (including browsing, telnet, ftp & email)
EDI (terminology and principals)
Additionally, students with the following background may benefit more from the
class:
UNIX/NT administration (environment variables, users, groups, mail
accounts, message protocols)
Experience in setup, reports and admin of relational databases (ie: Oracle
& Actuate)
Experience with Netscape Enterprise Server, Directory Server, Messaging
Server (config, admin and use)
Experience working with commercial web sites
Data Mapping with TSI Mercator
OS and PK Security
Objectives
Upon completion of this course the student will be able to:
Identify major ECXpert features and their benefits
Use the ECXpert Administration interfaces
Manage the Configuration File
Start and Stop ECXpert
Use ECXpert Utilities features
Use ECXpert Support screens
Use ECXpert Input screens
Create, maintain, and use a variety of trading relationships
Establish Operational Agreements
Define ECXpert Members
Define ECXpert Service Lists
Define ECXpert Trading Partnerships
Exchange and track non-EDI documents
Exchange and track EDI documents
Use the Document Submission Form
Submit Documents via Email
Submit Documents from the command prompt
Use the Scheduler to submit documents
Use Multiple Map Output Cards
Add Scheduled tasks
Implement authentication and encryption security features
Generate and exchange self-issued security certificates
Exchange secure documents
Reconcile Message Disposition Notifications
Generate & interpret standard (Actuate) reports
Perform ongoing Administrative tasks
Module 1: Receive a Non-EDI Document
Upon completion of this module, you will be able to configure ECXpert to receive
non-EDI documents from your trading partners. Following are the steps to
complete
that process: Complete a Document exchange worksheet, register trading partners
as members, create a service list, define the trading partnership, submit a
non-EDI
documents track a non-EDI document.
Module 2: Send and translate a Non-EDI Document
In module 1, you configured ECXpert to receive non-EDI documents from a trading
parter. In this module, you configure ECXpert to send and translate non-EDI
documents. The procedure used to configure ECXpert to send and translate non-EDI
documents is similar to the procedure developed in Module1. We will expand upon
some of the activities in this module.
Module 3: Send a signed and Encrypted Non-EDI Documents
In this module you will first review basic security services such as SSl,
X.509v3, and S/MINE. Then we configure ECXpert to use S/MINE to send signed and
encrypted
mail. You'll also complete a document exchange worksheet, generate a certificate
and import a trading partner's certificate, establish a trading partner
relationship,
submit and track a non-EDI document.
Module 4: Receive and Translate Document
In this module you will complete a Document Exchange Worksheet, add EDI address
to ECXpert memberships, create an EDI to Application Service list, define a
Receiving Trading Partnership and submit and track an EDI Document.
Module 5: Receive and Route an EDI Document
In this module you will complete a document Exchange Worksheet(s), create a
Primary service List, create a secondary service list, create a Primary
Partnership create
a Secondary Partnership submit and track an EDI Document.
Module 6: Send an EDI Document
In this module you will complete a Document Exchange worksheet, create an
Application to EDI Service List, and create a sending trading partnership.
Schedule SMTP
send, submit and track an Application to EDI Document.
Module 7: Request and receive a Functional Acknowledgement
In this module you will complete Documents Exchange Worksheets, modify and EDI
Documents sending Relationship to request Functional Acknowledgements, Prepare
Sending relationship to Accept an FA for Your trading Partner, submit and track
a document to be Acknowledged.
Module 8: Implement a Custom Exit Service
In this module you will add a Custom Service to ECXpert and create an Exit
Service List, Specify an Exit Service List for a Specific Service in a Service
List and View
tracking results a service Failure.
Module 9: Perform Basic Troubleshooting and Administrative Tasks
Upon completion of this module you will be able to so the following, You will
start and stop ECXpert processes, start and stop ECXpert processes from the
command line
and from the administrative interface, track document processing errors and
recognize and interpret the 3 levels of ECXpert 3.0 errors, locate and view
system log files,
Describe the location of the Excerpt 3.0 system log files, Purge and clear all
tracking ID's, systematically clear out the tracking ID's in ECXpert 3.0 and
change ECXpert
system passwords, change key passwords in ECXpert .
Course #
ECM-2040
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8)Netscape BillerXpert 1.0 Bootcamp
Abstract
This course combines individual courses to provide an overview of the Netscape
BillerXpert 1.0 system.The course explains how to implement a web-based bill
presentment and payment system. Its focus is on creating a customized billing
solution
using the BillerXpert 1.0 product. Additionally, the course examines the
opportunities
available to organizations that move towards web-based billing. The individual
courses
that make up this bootcamp are:
ECM-2035 BillerXpert 1.0 Installation
ECM-1019 BillerXpert 1.0 Administration and Use
ECM-2028 BillerXpert 1.0 Integration and Customization
Classroom Environment
This course is offered on Sun Ultra-5 computers running the Solaris 2.6
operating system.
Through a series of lectures and hands-on exercises, students will learn about
various
aspects of creating a web-based billing system using the tools and templates
provided
with BillerXpert 1.0 Participants install Netscape BillerXpert 1.0 its
supporting
components: Netscape EnterpriseServer, Netscape Application Server, and an
Oracle
database.
Who Should Take This Course
Professional services consultants
System administrators
System engineers
System integrators
Technical support personnel
Anyone responsible for installing and maintaining the Netscape BillerXpert
system
Anyone who will be implementing a high-end custom billing solution based
on the
BillerXpert product
Prerequisites
Familiarity with web publishing and electronic commerce concepts
Use of Netscape Navigator or Communicator
Familiarity with relational database concepts
Experience with the Java programming language
Familiarity with the Netscape Application Server
Advanced HTML programming
Familiarity with relational databases and Structured Query Language (SQL)
Recommended familiarity with the following subject area(s):
Working familiarity with either the Solaris or Windows NT operating system
Some prior experience installing software on either Solaris or Windows NT
DIR-1083 Introduction to Directory Server 4.0
Experience installing Netscape Servers
Objectives
Upon completion of the course, the student will be able to:
Discuss the features and advantages of the BillerXpert 1.0 product
Explain some of the problems that are solved by moving towards web-based
billing
Provide a high-level overview of the BillerXpert 1.0 architecture,
including its
support components
Use the sample BillerXpert 1.0 telco application to view billing
statements and
make payments
Perform basic system administration tasks including monitoring payments
and
loading billing data
Prepare a system for BillerXpert installation
Install Oracle
Build a BillerXpert application using the tools and resources provided
with the
BillerXpert 1.0 product
Modify the BillerXpert HTML templates to provide a unique look-and-feel to
the
billing application
Course #
ECM-2118
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9)Netscape BuyerXpert 3.01 Integration and Customization
Abstract
This course provides the knowledge and skills required to configure, integrate,
and
customize BuyerXpert 3.01 to build a business e-commerce procurement site. You
will
deploy a BuyerXpert system with new data such as the buyer company information,
business rules, and catalog information. You will also customize the user
interface
and pop-up boxes and view actuate reports and integrate ECXpert.
Classroom Environment
Each classroom has a maximum of 12 workstations composed of four pods. Each pod
contains three Sun Workstations. A class size is a maximum of 12 students with 2
or
3 students assigned toeach pod.. The purpose of the labs is to acquaint the
students
with the skills and techniques for integrating and customizing BuyerXpert 3.01.
Students will sit through brief lectures familiarizing
them with the lab and concepts. They will then perform hands-on exercises in
implementing those concepts with the aid of the instructor. If possible, each
student will work independently to
implement the lab exercises. Exercises will include but not limited to creating
a
new buying company, customizing the front end user interface, ECXpert
integration,
use of Actuate reports, and
implementing pop-up boxes. The course is approximately 60% lab and 40% lecture.
Who Should Take This Course
Anyone responsible for customizing BuyerXpert 3.01 including:
Professional Services Consultants
Electronic commerce system integrators
Technical Support personnel
Prerequisites:
UNIX use and basic administration
Working knowledge of Oracle 8.0.5 and SQL
Netscape BuyerXpert 3.01 Administration and Use (recommended)
Module Names:
Module 1: BuyerXpert 3.01 Refresher
Module 2: BuyerXpert Architecture
Module 3: Setting up the Buyer and Seller Companies
Module 4: Creating Accounting Codes
Module 5: Creating Commodity Codes
Module 6: BuyerXpert End User Interface Customization
Module 7: Creating and Customizing Pop-Up Boxes
Module 8: Using Actuate Reports
Module 9: ECX 3.0 Integration
Module Descriptions:
Module 1. In his module you will learn about the BuyerXpert 3.01 application and
its components. You will start and stop the application.
Module 2. You are introduced to the main features of the application
architecture.
The lecture goes into details on how the components and data in BuyerXpert 3.01
work
together.
Re-enforcement exercises are included.
Module 3. Creating the Buying Company is the first task when creating a new
BuyerXpert
system. You will learn how to edit ACIMPORT files, drop existing data and
import new
data
via the ACIMPORT utility.
Module 4. You create accounting codes as one of the tasks in generating new data
for
the Buying company.
Module 5. You create commodity codes as one of the tasks in generating new data
for
the Buying company..
Module 6. You learn the techniques of how to customize the frontend UI for
BuyerXpert. Primary emphasis is on how to change the cosmetic look and feel of
the BuyerXpert frontend
user interface.
Module 7. One of the key features of BuyerXpert 3.x is the use of pop-up boxes.
You learn about this feature and then implement it during the lab.
Module 8. BuyerXpert 3.01. uses a reporting software tool called Actuate. In
this
module, you will learn how to install and use the sample Actuate reports that
are
provided with
BuyerXpert.
Module 9. Once BuyerXpert is up and running, you must configure the BuyerXpert
system
to communicate with the outside world ,namely legacy systems, and financial
systems.
In
this module you integrate ECXpert 3.0 to BuyerXpert 3.01 for e-commerce document
and
data management.
Module Objectives:
Module 1: BuyerXpert 3.01 Refresher In this module you will learn about
BuyerXpert 3.01, its components and how to start and stop the system. �
Describe the components of
BuyerXpert 3.01 � Start and Stop the BuyerXpert 3.01 system
Module 2: BuyerXpert Architecture This module introduces the main features of
the
application architecture used in BuyerXpert. � Explain why BuyerXpert is built
on
an application
architecture � List and explain the relevance of the architecture components �
Describe various essential components of the architecture � Explain the
relevance
and use of NTV
(Name-Type-Value) lists � Describe the role of the data element repository (DER)
�
Describe Presentation Control Language (PCL) and its use in BuyerXpert forms �
Explain the
interaction between the Request and Reply objects when a form is submitted �
Define a screen � List and describe the major configuration (.conf) files used
in
BuyerXpert � Explain
how the architecture validates forms � Describe the CORBA server � Explain what
happens when an application starts � Describe the buyer and admin applications �
Review the
customization methodology
Module 3: Setting Up the Buyer and Seller Company In this module you will create
a new
buying company into the BuyerXpert system. You will do this by deleting and
replacing
the Oracle schema, editing ACIMPORT files and using ACIMPORT to add data to the
BuyerXpert system. You use acimport to add the seller company information such
as the
sellercompany address, ship from and pay to locations, and pricelists. You also
add OMS
product catalog data information such as pricing, SKUs and product information
to the
Oracle database. � Prepare your system and set up a new buyer company � Use
ACIMPORT
to add the buyer company data � Add seller company information � Use ACIMPORT to
add
product catalog information to OMS.
Module 4: Creating Accounting Codes You will examine some ACIMPORT files that
have
accounting codes and import them into the BuyerXpert system � Overview of
Accounting
codes
in relation to the BuyerXpert system � Add accounting codes to the BuyerXpert
system
Module 5: Creating Commodity Codes In this module, you will learn about
commodity
codes and how they are used in the BuyerXpert system. � Describe commodity
codes. �
Create
and add commodity codes into to the BuyerXpert system.
Module 6: BuyerXpert User Interface Customization This module gives you the
tools and
experience necessary to modify the look and feel of the BuyerXpert application.
By the end of
this module, you will be able to change the BuyerXpert front-end user interface
so
it looks like a customized procurement application. In the lab, you will do a
variety
of customization
exercises. � Explain the BuyerXpert customization methodology � Provide an
architectura
l overview � Explain what a developer needs to know to do basic buyer
application
customization � Describe the customization directory structure � Use NTV values
to
specify new graphics, messages, and other aspects of the UI � Describe the
BuyerXpert
applicationflow
Module 7: Creating and Customizing Pop-Up boxes This module will give you
practice
in creating pop-up boxes, a feature that allows you gather additional
information
about a product
prior to submitting a requisition. � Explain the BuyerXpert customization
methodology.
Provide and architectural overview � Explain what a developer needs to know to
do a
basic buyer application customization � Describe the customization directory
structure.
Use NTV values to specify new graphics, messages and other aspects of the UI �
Describe the
BuyerXpert application flow
Module 8: Actuate Reports In this module, you will look at Actuate Reports. You
will
learn how to integrate the reporting system with BuyerXpert and which sample
reports
are
shipped with BuyerXpert 3.01. Once done with this module you should be able to
describe what the Actuate Report server does and how BuyerXpert integrates with
it.
You will also be
able to install Actuate and use it from BuyerXpert with the sample reports. �
Explain how Actuate reports integrate with BuyerXpert 3.01 � Identify the
components
that make actuate
work � List the sample reports included with ECXpert � Create Actuate reports �
View reports via the BuyerXpert application � View reports via Actuate's PC
viewer
Module 9: ECXpert Integration After completing this module you will have a brief
understanding of the Netscape ECXpert 3.0 application and how it works with the
BuyerXpert system.
The lab portion will step you through how to integrate ECXpert with BuyerXpert.
�
Describe how outbound and inbound documents from BuyerXpert are processed and
routed
by ECXpert � Describe the Members, Service List, and Trading Partnership
required to
send a BuyerXpert PO � Describe how BuyerXpert and SellerXpert implement the
Open
Buying on the Internet (OBI) standard.
Course #
ECM-2136 (Solaris)
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10)Netscape Messaging for ISPs: Analysis and Planning 4.x
Abstract
This course uses paper-based exercises and hands-on labs to guide students
through the analysis and planning phase of designing a high performance, highly
scalable, secure, and manageable messaging architecture for a large ISP using
Netscape Messaging Server 4.0 and Directory Server 4.0 software. This course is
the
first step in implementing a Netscape Messaging Solution and fits within the
Analysis and Planning phase of the Netscape Deployment Process used by Netscape
Professional Services.
Classroom Environment
The computer exercises in this course are performed on a Sun Solaris
Workstation.
Who Should Take This Course
Professional Services Consultants
System Engineers
System Integrators
Other technical personnel responsible for designing and implementing
messaging services for ISPs using Netscape Messaging Server 4.0
Prerequisites
Recommended familiarity with the following subject areas:
ECM-2037 Directory Services: Analysis and Planning 4.x or equivalent
experience
Familiarity with all Netscape Server products including the installation
process.
Working familiarity with the Unix operating system used for labs, that is,
ability to create users and groups and copy, move, edit, and delete files
Minimal experience deploying Netscape Messaging Server products
Objectives
Upon completion of this course the student will be able to:
Create a messaging topology and document data flows
Calculate peak input performance requirements
Create installation and configuration guidelines
Design a network topology
Design a High Availability (HA) strategy
Design a security strategy
Create scaling and sizing recommendations
Design a monitoring and event recovery strategy
Course #
MSG-2029
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