Introduction

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.

Prerequisties

• Understand basic relational database concepts such as table and column
• Understand basic concepts of an object and a financial transaction
• Have basic experience with an enterprise or web-enabled system
• Have basic keyboard and mouse skills

Course Content

1. 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

2. 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

3. 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

4. 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)

5. Business Object Options

• Introducing option types
• Using options for MO’s
• Differentiating between single vs. multi-options

6. 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

7. 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

8. Business Services

• Invoking core services using business services
• Validating input variables
• Discussing errors
• Issuing a save point

9. 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

10. Anticipating Site Specific Enhancements

• Discussing support issues
• Examining new plug-in spots (system events)
• Extending lifecycles