Enterprise Enabler^® Power Workshop (EE-0600)

Course Type: Instructor-led
Course Length: 2 days
Course Materials: Provided by instructor

Course Overview
The Enterprise Enabler Workflow Workshop (EE-0600) is submersion training for technical and business personnel involving a combination of fundamental and advanced topics. Participants are introduced to an overview of Enterprise Enabler (EE), appropriate terminology, data integration, mapping, debugging and monitoring concepts that are critical to successful implementations utilizing EE.

Audience
The intended audience includes, but is not limited to:

• System Administrators
• Programmers/Developers
• System Architects

Workshop Objectives
At the completion of this course, the attendee should be able to:

• Understand EE concepts and terminology.
• Understand the development and runtime environments.
• Understand source and destination templates in EE.
• Understand how to map and debug in EE.
• Understand triggers and the transformation node for automated map execution.
• Understand how to create processes.
• Understand how to debug and monitor processes.
• Understand how to pass variables around the EE environment.

Prerequisites
The prerequisites for the Enterprise Enabler Integration Workshop (EE-0600) course are:

• Experience using Microsoft Windows operating systems.
• Understanding of basic relational database concepts.
• Familiarity with networking concepts.
• Familiarity with a Microsoft .NET based programming language such as VB.NET or C#.
• Working knowledge of XML.

Course Outline

• Introduction
• Objectives
• Module 1
  • EE Concepts
    • The EE objects
    • The development environment
    • The runtime environment
  • Installing EE
  • Creating Templates
    • Exercise 1 - Working with Databases
    • Exercise 2 - Working with XML
    • Exercise 3 - Working with Flat/Delimited Files
    • Working with Pre/Post processors
    • Working with Communication protocols/wrappers
• Module 2
  • Exercise 1 - Creating Maps
    • Selecting sources and destinations
    • Mapping
      • Straight
      • Equations
      • Rules
      • Filters
      • Functions
      • Driving Blocks
      • Global Variables
      • Constants
    • Defining relationships
    • Defining equations
    • Adding Variables
  • Exercise 2 - Debugging Maps
    • Map Execution Console
    • Where to look for Errors and Understanding EE error messages
  • Exercise 3 - Automated Map Execution
    • Triggers
    • Transformation Node
• Module 3
  • Exercise 1 & 2 - Creating Processes
    • Triggering mechanism
    • Variables
    • Connecting process nodes
    • Utilizing the task list, property, toolbox and output windows
    • Process Flow
      • Specifying IF and SWITCH conditions
      • Defining LOOP structures
      • Parallel Splitting and merging
      • Exception handling
  • Exercise 3 - Deploying/Un-deploying Processes
  • Exercise 4 - Debugging Processes
    • Learning to read trace messages
    • Using client tools to get real-time trace messages
    • Retrieving previous execution logs
  • Exercise 5 - Monitoring Processes
    • Using the Process Manager
      • Enabling/Disabling Triggers
      • Aborting in-flight processes
    • Using the Port Manager
      • Start/Stop ports
    • Using the MessageBox Monitor
      • View active/archived messages
      • Re-processing archived messages
      • Deleting messages
    • Connecting to different instances of Enterprise Enabler
    • Starting and Stopping the Enterprise Enabler Server Service
  • Exercise 6 - Putting It All Together - Passing variables around the EE environment
    • Variable scope
    • Variable naming
• Objectives Summary

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