Help you prepare to take the Oracle Unified Process Management Suite 11g Essentials (1Z0-560) exam by providing pointers to resources that you can use in your preparation.
Data control
Managed bean
EL script
UI component
Sequence Flow
Call Activity
Service Task
Send Task
Any process in the project can access a project data object.
The value of a project data object does not vary between processes.
Project data objects can be only used as input arguments to a process.
Project data objects can be used in data associations and expressions.
Timer Start Event
Boundary Event
Message Start Event
None Start Event
Setting BPM project preferences to enable BAM as a data target
Configuring the BAM Adapter on the SOA server
Updating the Enterprise Manager configuration for Disable Action
Importing BAM dashboards
BPM Workspace
Enterprise Manager
Process Composer
JDeveloper MDS Explorer
WebLogic Console
ActivationCount
Component
LoopCounter
String
The capabilities of the BPM business analyst
The length of time the BPM application has been in production
The strategic and tactical levels of enterprise adoption of BPM
BPM concepts, consistently applied, facilitating sharing and reuse
Simulation for a BPM process
Easy-to-use process metric collection
Easy-to-use modeling tools
Custom reporting dashboards
Portlet that gets called in the BPM Workspace
Generic JSP page that is displayed in an I Frame in the BPM Workspace
Bounded task flow that is called by the BPM Workspace
Unbounded task flow that is called by the BPM Workspace
Interval start
Signal
Counter mark
Single measurement
Design BAM dashboards
Design user interfaces
Design value chain models
Design adapter services
WebLogic
BPM Admin
Process Owner
Business Data
A complex task
A user task
An FYI task
A group task
Set up business rules for collaboration
Share documents such as requirement documents, feedback documents, and design specs
Discuss issues
Define business indicators for custom dashboards
Create a process instance space for collaboration specific to one process instance
User written Java code called from within the BPMN/BPEL processes
Scripts included in task definitions
Integration with the SOA User Messaging Server (UMS)
Integration with third party products
Defining complex data types
Defining business rules
Defining human tasks
Defining adapter services
The percentage of time that a conditional or default path is executed Is captured by the Probability property.
The rate of arrival of process instances is specified as a parameter at the Start Event.
The cost of a process step is specified by the fixed cost and resource cost properties.
The processing time is a constant and is specified as Days:Hours:Minutes:Seconds.
It is used for simulation across multiple processes.
It describes the simulation scenario for a process model.
It is associated with shared resources.
It is configured using BPMN 2.0 notation.
It is driven by parameters provided at application deployment time.
There are no more renewals
The current date is beyond the due date
The current date is beyond the expiration date
The current date is beyond both the expiration and the due date
Data control layer
UI binding layer
Controller
View layer
Subprocess
Event subprocess
Error end event
Error catch event as a boundary event on the service task
List tasks sorted by workload
List tasks sorted by priority
List tasks sorted by a value in the task like sales dollar amount
List tasks sorted by manager
Error Start Event for an Event Subprocess
Message flows that connect process steps within the same pool
Error Start Event to trigger a process
Error Intermediate Event to catch errors in the middle of a***
Execute Java code
Execute XSLT transformations
Copy data to variables or between variables
Define new process variables
Sets of input data can bebucketed and reviewed for gaps.
Data sets can be reviewed for conflicts.
Data can be used for only one rule evaluation.
A rule evaluation can only be used to enter new output data.
Only one rule can execute
Rules can have only one action
Conflicting rules will not execute
Onerule can modify another rule outcome
Admin
Approvers
Assignees
Creator
Owner
Reviewer
BPM Process Workspace
WebCenter Process Spaces
BPM Studio
Oracle BAM
Business indicators can be captured at measurement marks.
Dimensions allow the user to capture numerical values.
All business indicators are captured at sampling points and a subset are captured at measurement marks.
Counters should always be used at Interval Start and Interval Stop.
Human workflow
Start events
BPMN processes
BPEL processes
Web services
Human workflow implementation
Organization units and roles
Business rules implementation
Business exceptions
Business indicators
Oracle Enterprise Repository (OER)
Oracle Meta Data Services (MDS)
Oracle BPM Repository (OBR)
Oracle Business Process Analysis Suite (OBPA) Repository
Service engine within the SOA infrastructure
Component within the BPEL service engine
Component within the BPMN service engine
Shared component within both BPEL and BPMN service
Non-interrupting Timer Event
Non-interrupting Error Event
Non-interrupting Message Event
Non-interrupting Signal Event
Workload Per Process
Performance Per Process
Workload Per Participant
Performance Per Participant
JMS topic
EDN event
Synchronous service
Asynchronous service
Process
Project
Activity
Simulation
A Receive task followed by a Send task that implements a Service call to the calling process
A Send task with Conversation set to Initiates In its implementation
A Service task that implements a Process Call to the calling process
A Receive task with Conversation set to Initiates followed by a Send task with conversation set Continues
Sampling points
Start and stop interval
Single measurement
Counters
Value Chain Model
Process Model
Collaboration Model
Choreography Model
Event Process Chain (EPC) Model
Process throughput and performance
Resource allocation for roles
Activity-based cost
End-to-end production run-time durations
ROI
Oracle Business Activity Monitoring (Oracle BAM)
Oracle Business Rules
Oracle WebCenter
Oracle Business Intelligence
Oracle Business Process Analysis
Design time
During compile
During deployment
At run time
Approval groups
Business rules
Job level
BPM role
It is available from the Process Tracking tab in Workspace.
It is available to any user participating in a process.
It shows data entered at each point in the process.
It shows the path taken during process execution.
It allows any user participating in the process to modify the process execution.
XMI-based and XML-based interchange formats
Process choreography
Organization models
Event composition and correlation
Data and information models (logical, physical, and conceptual)
Business strategy
Managed beans
Data controls
Bounded task flow
Human workflow Web services
BPM Studio
BPM Composer
Enterprise Manager
BPM Analytics
Model business processes
Design and implement user interfaces
Simulate and analyze business processes
Create services for system interactions
Design and implement BAM dashboards
Data associations defined on the activity's implementation tab
Transformations defined as part of the task metadata
Script tasks implemented before and after the activity
References to global process variables from inside the task definition
Interval start
Interval stop
Counter mark
Single measurement
It does not execute actual code of a process.
It captures time and cost parameters
It computes business rules.
There can be multiple Process Simulation Models for a business process model in BPM Studio.
You can reassign the task to a colleague
You can delegate the task to your manager
You can postpone a due date to a later date
You can re-open a completed task
Cancel a process instance
View the details of a process instance
Associate comments with a process instance
Change the columns of a process view
Initiator User Task
Call Task
Receive Task
Message Start Event
Exclusive Gateway
Event Based Gateway
Inclusive Gateway
Parallel Gateway
None End Event
Terminate End Event
Signal End Event
Message End Event
BPM Workspace
Enterprise Manager
Process Composer
JDeveloper MDS Explorer
A user can navigate to any page in a bounded task flow.
A bounded task flow can participate in a database transaction.
A bounded task flow can be called by another bounded task flow.
A bounded task flow is stateless.
Binding layer
Data control layer
Controller
Faces
In Oracle BPM 11g, a BPMN process can have only one start and one end event.
A process started with a Timer Start Event can end with a message end event.
A None Start Event is required when using a Human task of Initiator type to start a process.
A Timer Start Event is used to automatically initiate a new instance of a process.
Administration of user groups
Administration of vacation rules
Administration of the BPM process life cycle
Administration of end-user passwords
"BAM" is checked as a data target for one or more processes.
All deployed projects on the BPM server must be configured for "Enable BAM."
"Enable Cubes (Process)" setting is disabled as data targets.
Cube Update Frequency is established in Enterprise Manager.
User
Group
Initiator
FYI
Management
Any process in a project
Any task within a process
A subprocess only
A user task form
User
Group
FYI
Management
Capture a KPI-relevant numeric value
Slice data for analysis
Count exception flows
Acquire audit information
Process Developer
Business User
Business Analyst
Line of Business Owner
Virtual user
Approval group
LDAP group
Application role
Sequence flow
Association
Default flow
Message flow
Conditional flow
Process Transparency
Process Intelligence
Continuous Process Improvement
Web Services Interoperability
Identity Management
Measure
Dimension
Counter
Counter Mark
BPM roles are concrete roles defined in the enterprise directory.
BPM roles are abstract roles.
Application roles can be defined as members of a BPM role.
BPM roles are private to a process.
Message Start Event of an Event Subprocess
Message Boundary Event
Throw Message Intermediate Event
Catch Message Intermediate Event
Rules are used to define process flow.
Rules are used to describe human task assignments.
Rules are used to modify past actions.
Rules are used to change completed task activities.
Error Start Event
Message Start Event
Signal Start Event
None Start Event