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Figure 2–13 Oracle BAM Architect User Interface
Oracle BAM Architect provides access to the Data Objects, Enterprise Message Sources EMS, External Data Sources EDS, and Alerts configuration pages with a drop-down
list in the upper left corner of the application.
Figure 2–14 Oracle BAM Architect Configuration List
For information about all of the tasks that can be accomplished in Oracle BAM Architect, see Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle SOA Suite.
2.7 Getting Started With Oracle BAM Administrator
Oracle BAM Administrator is a Web-based tool for managing Oracle BAM users and configuring distribution lists.
Figure 2–15 Oracle BAM Administrator User Interface
Navigation within the application is similar to Oracle BAM Architect.
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Oracle BAM Administrator provides access to the User management, Roles management, and Distribution List management pages with a list in the upper left
corner of the application.
For information about user management, roles management, and distribution list management, see Oracle Fusion Middleware Administrators Guide for Oracle SOA Suite
and Oracle Business Process Management Suite. Roles management is a read only page.
2.8 Getting Started With Oracle BAM Samples
The samples included in your Oracle BAM product installation include sample data objects, sample dashboards, and the Monitor Express dashboard.
Oracle BAM Monitor Express Sample The Monitor Express dashboard and data object samples allow users to enable Oracle
BAM for your SOA composite applications in relatively few steps from within Oracle JDeveloper. The ready-to-use dashboards provide a single integrated view to track
Key Performance Indicators KPIs in real-time and promote operational efficiency. The rich user experience for monitoring is delivered by BPEL Monitor instrumentation
in Oracle JDeveloper.
See Instrumenting BPEL Processes With Monitors in Oracle Fusion Middleware Developers Guide for Oracle SOA Suite for more information.
Oracle BAM Sample Dashboards There are four demonstration dashboards packaged as samples with Oracle BAM.
These can be accessed using Oracle BAM Active Viewer and Oracle BAM Active Studio in the Shared ReportsDemo folder. These demos may be used as templates
to start building your own dashboards.
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Call Center
demonstrates a call center scenario where calls are routed based on the status of various products. The demo displays the system’s ability to respond
to excess call volume in a particular region by rerouting the calls.
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Foreign Exchange
demonstrates the user’s ability to monitor successful vs. failed foreign currency trades. The dashboard displays the SLA violations and running
totals.
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Order Booking
demonstrates an order management process that is tracked at various stages.
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Portfolios
allows users to track changes in their stock portfolios. For information about running the active data simulation scripts, or if the samples are
not installed on your system, the files, installation script, and instructions are located in the SOA_ORACLE_HOMEbamsamples directory.
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More detailed information about each of the samples is located on the Oracle BAM page of the Oracle Technology Network web site at
https:soasamples.samplecode.oracle.com .
Sample Data Objects Several sample data objects are provided with Oracle BAM so that you can learn to use
a feature with sample data. These sample data objects are used throughout the Oracle BAM documentation when demonstrating the use of a feature.
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Creating and Managing Reports
This chapter introduces reports and how to work with them. This chapter contains the following topics:
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Section 3.1, Introduction to Report Creation and Delivery
