How to Move to SOA.

If you are from Oracle Apps

• Oracle Forms to SOA: A Case Study in Modernization
• Options available in Oracle Apps for talking to SOA Applications
• How to Get Started with Oracle Fusion Middleware for Oracle E-Business Suite Developers
  As an E-Business Suite Developer, you are familiar with the E-Business Suite technology and may have used Concurrent Manager, Business Event System, PL/SQL APIs, Oracle Forms and/or ADF, to create and extend business functionality, which typically remain accessible within E-Business Suite. How can you unlock the maximum value from your E-Business Suite applications by exposing its capabilities as part of self-service applications, composite applications and a service-oriented architecture (SOA)?

If you are from PeopleSoft

• How to Get Started with Oracle Fusion Middleware for PeopleSoft Developers
  As a PeopleSoft Developer, you are familiar with PeopleTools and have used Peoplecode SQRs, App Engine, Integration Broker and App Designer to create and extend business functionality, which typically remain accessible within PeopleSoft. How can you unlock the maximum value from your PeopleSoft applications by exposing its capabilities as part of self-service applications, composite applications and a service-oriented architecture (SOA)?

If you are from JD Edwards

• How to Get Started with Oracle Fusion Middleware for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Developers
  As a JDE Developer, you are familiar with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne Technology Foundation and have used EnterpriseOne Core Tools, EnterpriseOne Collaborative Portal, Transaction Server, and EIP Catalog, to create and extend business functionality, which typically remain accessible within JDE. How can you unlock the maximum value from your JDE EnterpriseOne applications by exposing its capabilities as part of self-service applications, composite applications and a service-oriented architecture (SOA)?

If you are from J2EE

• Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) and Web Services: The Road to Enterprise Application Integration (EAI)

If you are from Mainframes

• How to Get Started with Oracle Fusion Middleware for Mainframe Developers
  As a Mainframe Developer, you are familiar with CICS transactions, using the EXCI (EXternal Call Interface) to invoke CICS transactions and uses COMMAREA transactions to exchange message buffers. How can you unlock the maximum value from your Mainframe applications by exposing its capabilities as part of self-service applications, composite applications and a service-oriented architecture (SOA)?
  

If you are from Siebel

• How to get started with Fusion Middleware for Siebel developers

  As a Siebel Developer, you are familiar with Siebel Tools and have used Siebel eScript, SmartScripts, Siebel VB, or Siebel Workflow to create business functionality, which typically remain accessible within Siebel. How can you unlock the maximum value from your Siebel application by exposing Siebel capabilities as part of self-service applications, composite applications and a service-oriented architecture (SOA)?

If you are from SAP

• How to Get Started with Oracle Fusion Middleware for SAP Developers
  As a SAP Developer, you are familiar with SAP BAPI, RFC etc. How can you unlock the maximum value from your SAP installation by exposing its capabilities as part of self-service applications, composite applications and a service-oriented architecture (SOA)?

If you are from Agile

• How to Get Started with Oracle Fusion Middleware for Agile Developers
  
  As a Agile Developer, you are familiar with a number of Agile services (Business Objects, Collaboration, Metadata, Attachments, Search, Tables, Product Collaboration, Engineering Collaboration). Agile 9.3 exposes several key functionalities as web services and hence the ability to easily integrate with existing ERP, CRM and SCM applications. How can you leverage Oracle Fusion Middleware to further enhance your Agile PLM applications?