Course Overview
In the Intermediate and Advanced Authoring course you will become familiar with all aspects of authoring within Operations Orchestration 9.00. In this course you will learn how to:
- Author new operations to perform various tasks in your flows
- Incorporate subflows to simplify flow design
- Extract data from complex output using filters
- Use looping and iteration, control access to objects in the repository
- Persist data across flow runs
- Practice many advanced flow development techniques that will prepare you for working on a variety of Operations Orchestration deployments
The course consists of focused, task-oriented lectures and detailed hands-on labs. This is the Intermediate and Advanced course for Operations Orchestration.
Who should attend
- Existing users of HP Operations Orchestration 9.0
Prerequisites
- Familiarity with Operations Orchestration 9.0
- Familiarity with networking terms and concepts
- Familiarity with Web browsers and telnet or SSH connection methods
- Familiarity with different operating system environments
Course Objectives
By the end of the course, you will be able to:
- Author new operations to perform various tasks
- Incorporate subflows into your flow designs
- Extract data from complex output with filters
- Use looping and iteration content to perform repetitive tasks, compile lists, and other tasks involving iteration
- Control access to OO objects in the Library
- Make flow data persistent across flow runs
- Use Parallel Processing to increase the efficiency of your flows
- Use responses, rules, and transitions to control flow execution
- Use XML Processing content and filters to extract information from XML documents
- Use Remote Action Service to extend HP OO to remote networks
- Work With File Systems
- Work With Email
Course Content
- Working With Operations
- Working With Subflows
- Filtering Flow Data
- Looping and Iteration
- Controlling Access to OO Objects
- Persisting Data Across Flow Runs
- Parallel Processing
- Using Responses, Rules, and Transitions to Control Flow Execution
- XML Processing
- Extending Flows with Remote Action Services
- Working with File Systems
- Working with Email