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Oracle ETPM Online Training Ecorptrainings in Hyderabad in India.
Oracle Enterprise Taxation and Policy Management can be configured to utilize these standard business processes but also retains its basic adaptable and flexible solution architecture, allowing customers to re-use or easily adapt out-of-the-box business processes to their own processing rules and workflow procedures.Oracle Enterprise Taxation and Policy Management offers local tax and revenue management organizations a software solution that provides out-of-the-box administration functionality, an industry-standard Java and Service Oriented Architecture (SOA), and the flexible, but upgradeable designs that will continue to provide value to customers over many years.
Oracle Enterprise Taxation and Policy Management provides a complete natural-language, rule-authoring environment fully integrated with Microsoft Office to transform policy documents, legislative texts and regulatory documents into executable rule models. It includes debugging, regression testing, and what-if analysis for policy changes. This reduces both the amount of training required and reliance on technical staff because no scripting or programming is needed, and rules are written and maintained using familiar business software.
Course Content
Business Objects
Differentiating between business objects (BO's) and maintenance objects (MO's)
Illustrating how a schema holds the BO's elements
Mapping elements to the MO's primary key
Validating elements of a BO
Illustrating how a CLOB contains XML
Business Rules
Creating algorithm types to create algorithms
Writing algorithms to perform business rules
Using "edit data" vs. specific steps in writing scripts
Using XPATH
Distinguish between single and multi-system events
Determining plug-in spots
Business Object Inheritance
Putting common rules on a parent BO
Explaining how a child BO can have children and grandchildren, et al
Explaining how multi-system events are top-down
Inheriting data structures
Business Object Lifecycle
Explaining the different types of BO lifecycle
Discussing the state-specific rules
Discussing the state transition rules
Explaining the differences between BO rules vs. BO state rules
Discussing monitoring state rules
Explaining save points
Dealing with logs (and log files)
Business Object Options
Introducing option types
Using options for MO's
Differentiating between single vs. multi-options
Access Rights
Securing application services
Securing BO's
Explaining the differences between using access rights for parent BO's vs. child BO's
Configuring business rules on BO's
Configuring business rules on MO's
Service Scripts
Differentiating between service scripts and plug-in scripts
Using XPATH to manipulate schema parameters
Determining access rights of script calls
Using global variables
Business Services
Invoking core services using business services
Validating input variables
Discussing errors
Issuing a save point
Algorithm Parameters vs. BO Options vs. Admin BO's
Discussing algorithm parameters
Using a BO option to define an adjustment type
Using an admin BO
Introducing new elements using CLOB's (Character - Large Objects)
Using statistics in admin BO's
Anticipating Site Specific Enhancements
Discussing support issues
Examining new plug-in spots (system events)
Extending lifecycles