Oracle 10G Forms Developer OCP Certified Professional Certification Training
 Our Oracle 10G OCP certification training course will help you achieved the degree of experience and success to expand your
career. Our training will help you demonstrate your expertise in managing a large-scale Oracle database or developing applications used throughout a company. This credential is seen
as a way to move on to senior-level positions.
In order to become a Oracle Certified professional for Developer, one must first pass the OCA Certification exams for the Certified Associate. The two exams for the OCA are 10G: Program with
PL/SQL Training (Exam 1Z0-147) and the 10G Program with SQL (Exam 1Z0-007) .
Included with this training program:
- Interactive Multi-Media Training with Audio Track
- Practice simulated lab exercises
- Training Time: Over 30 hours of training
- Interactive Review questions
- Practice Exam questions
- Available in CD-ROM or Online formats
- Co-developed training with Oracle. Guarantees that your training will cover 100% of the certification's exam objectives.
- Includes Training for the Oracle Forms Developer Course for Exam 1Z0-141
- Audience
This series is targeted at application developers and Oracle support engineers. This series targets Application
Developers, Application Programmers, and IT staff interested in building form based internet applications.
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CD-ROM Oracle 10G Developer OCP Certification Training Oracle Forms
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N 67441DC
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$399.00
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Online Oracle 10G Developer OCP Certification Training Oracle Forms
One Year Access
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N67441DO
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$399.00
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Oracle 10G Developer for Forms training course includes the following
Architectural Environment and Services
Course Overview
In this course, students will learn to use Oracle Forms Developer to create forms in a three-tier environment and
test the forms. The course also includes customizing forms with user inputs, such as list of values, buttons,
radio groups, blocks, and canvases. After going through this course, students will be able to enhance the functionality of forms by implementing triggers. They will also learn to test and deploy forms.
Participants will learn
- Forms Builder main menu commands with their descriptions.
- Forms Builder components with their features.
- Identify key features of Forms Builder.
- Sequence the steps in the process of starting a run-time session.
- Identify key aspects of running a form.
- Features of OC4J.
- Services provided by Application Server 10g.
- Identify key aspects of forms development.
- Oracle enterprise grid-computing infrastructure.
Building Internet Applications
Course Overview
In this course, students will learn to use the Forms builder application to create a basic form module and its data
blocks. The course includes deploying a form module and creating documentation for a Forms application.
Further, students will learn to create a master-detail form and modify a data block and its layout. The learner will
also customize existing data blocks, modify frames, and learn how to include blocks that are not associated with the database.
Participants will learn
- Data group properties and their features.
- Properties used to modify the appearance of a text item with their features.
- Sequence the steps to create a text item using the Layout Editor and the Object Navigator.
- Property Palette controls with their descriptions.
- Property Palette features with their descriptions.
- Match Forms Builder tools used to modify object properties with their features.
- Match join, deletion, and coordination properties with their uses.
- Sequence the steps to create a relation manually.
- The steps to create a master-detail form module.
- The steps to create a new data block using the Data Block Wizard.
- Sequence the steps to set form module properties.
- Identify the ways to create a new form module.
Creating and Working with Form Elements
Course Overview
This course covers concepts related to the various elements in Forms. In this course, students will learn about
the various input items, such as lists of values (LOVs), editors, check boxes, list items, and radio groups. They
will also learn about noninput items, such as image buttons, push buttons, calculated items, hierarchical tree
items, and bean area items. Finally, students will learn about designing windows and content canvases.
Participants will learn
- The steps to create a new content canvas using the Object Navigator.
- Sequence the steps to create a new window.
- Identify features of windows and canvases.
- The steps to create an image item using the Layout Editor.
- Identify key aspects of image items.
- Sequence the steps to create a display item using the Layout Editor.
- Identify the steps to convert an existing item into a check box.
- Match check box properties with their descriptions.
- Sequence the steps to create a check box using the Layout Editor.
- Match objects to be considered when you build an LOV with their descriptions.
- Identify the steps to create a customized editor and associate it with a text item.
- Identify key aspects of LOVs and editors.
Working with Canvases and Triggers
Course Overview
In this course, students will learn to use Oracle Forms Developer to create different types of canvases. Students
will also learn about the various operations that can be performed on triggers. The course also includes
information on different panels in the debug console, such as stack panels, variables panels, and forms value
panels. After going through this course, students will be able to work with triggers, built-in subprograms, and debug consoles
Participants will learn
- Features of the Packages and System Variables panels in the Debug Console.
- Identify features of the Watch and Form Values panels in the Debug Console.
- Identify features of the Stack and Variables panels in the Debug Console.
- Sequence the steps to call a built-in definition into your code.
- Identify key characteristics of built
Interacting with Form Components
Course Overview
This course covers concepts related to adding functionality to form components and explores ways of interacting
with them. In this course, students will learn about adding functionality to the form components using triggers.
They will learn how to handle the raised events as well as populate the form components. Additionally, they will
learn about using messages and alerts to provide interactions between the user and the form components.
Participants will learn
- Identify guidelines for writing query triggers.
- Identify characteristics of the WHERE and ORDER BY clauses.
- Sequence the events that take place when a query is initiated on a data block.
- Match message severity levels with their descriptions.
- Identify key considerations for detecting run-time errors in built-in applications.
- Match run-time messages and alerts with their descriptions.
- Identify key considerations for populating image items.
- Identify key aspects related to displaying LOVs from buttons.
- Features of item interaction triggers.
Working with Validation and Navigation
Course Overview
This course introduces students to concepts related to Oracle Forms Developer. Students will learn about
controlling navigation and validation of forms. They will also learn about transaction processing used by Forms. In
addition, students will learn to build triggers, which alter or add to the default behavior of Forms. Finally, students
will learn about writing flexible code by taking advantage of various features provided by Forms Builder.
Participants will learn
- Considerations for using object IDs.
- Match built-in subprograms with their functions.
- The uses of system variables in flexible code.
- Match commit triggers with their characteristics.
- The commit sequence of events.
- Identify key aspects of the transaction process.
- Features of navigation triggers.
- Identify ways of using object properties to control navigation on Forms.
- Key aspects of navigation in Forms.
- Identify features of client-side validation.
- Ways of controlling validation on forms.
- Key aspects of the validation process.
Object Sharing, WebUtil, Multiple Forms
Course Overview
In this series, learners will be taught how to build, test, and deploy Internet applications with Oracle Forms.
Learners will be taught how to work in the graphical user interface (GUI) environment, learning how to build forms
with user input items such as check boxes, list items, and radio groups. They will also learn how to display
Form elements in multiple windows and customize data access by creating event-related triggers. Learners are
taught to use the Forms builder application to build and test forms. The course also includes designing, listing,
and associating a list of values, buttons, triggers, and canvases. The learner will also test forms using web browsers and learn about building form applications in three tier environments.
Participants will learn
- Key aspects for starting another form module.
- Benefits of using multiple form applications.
- Features of multiple form applications.
- Match WebUtil package names with the functions of their contents.
- Benefits of the WebUtil utility.
- Identify features of WebUtil.
- Key concepts related to inheriting from a property class.
- Sequence the steps to create a property class.
- Identify benefits of reusing objects and code.
Query Builder Features
Course Overview
In this course, students will learn to use Forms Developer. Students will take a look at basic and advanced
concepts in Query Builder. They will also learn how Forms handles locking and they will design forms keeping
locking mechanisms in mind. Students will also study certain object features of Oracle and learn how objects are
displayed in the Object Navigator. Further, they will take a look at the graphical features of the Layout Editor of Forms Developer.
Participants will learn
- Actions performed on objects by the Layout Editor.
- Match components of the Layout Editor with its characteristics.
- Key features of invoking the Layout Editor from the Object Navigator.
- Identify the features of referencing objects.
- Match user-defined object types with their features.
- Features of Oracle scalar datatypes.
- Features of locking in triggers.
- Identify features of concurrent updates and deletes.
- Characteristics of locking in Forms.
- The steps to modify a query by adding the ORDER BY clause.
- Sequence the steps to build a new query.
- Identify features of a Query Builder.
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