In IBM Case Foundation - Administration training course, you will learn the day-to-day system administration tasks of a production IBM Case Foundation workflow application.
By attending IBM Case Foundation - Administration workshop, delegates will learn to:
- Configure the workflow system
- Identify the components of a workflow system
- Create and configure a workflow system to support FileNet workflow applications
- Create and configure an isolated region
- Create a connection point and isolated region
- Create isolated region objects
- Expose data fields
- Define indexes for queues and rosters
- Create and configure in-baskets and roles
- Configure Content Navigator for workflow
- Configure a web application and step processor
- Security
- Inspect workflow system security settings
- Add users and groups to a workflow system
- Identify and resolve security issues
- Maintain the Workflow System
- Use administrative tools for maintenance
- Monitor with the Process Services Ping page
- Monitor with System Dashboard
- Monitor with vwtool
- Maintain event logs
- Manage Work in Progress
- Use Case Foundation tools to search for work with basic and advanced search criteria
- Modify work items
- Process and manage work
- Manage a workflow exception
- Component Integration
- Understand the purpose of component integration in workflow applications
- Understand the architecture of the Component Manager Frameworks
- Understand what component queues provide
- Create and configure a Java component
- Monitor and maintain component queues
- Familiarity with Java and Java Virtual Machines
- General knowledge of relational database management systems
- General knowledge of P8 Platform security concepts
- General workflow terminology:
- Workflow
- Workflow definitions
- Queues
- Rosters
- Familiarity with P8 Platform administration interfaces, including:
- Administration Console for Content Platform Engine
- IBM Content Navigator
This IBM Case Foundation - Administration class is intended for Workflow System Administrators