I am trying to integrate Oracle JET with Oracle APEX, I tried to find information about integration. I found some blog posts for older version of APEX and Oracle JET - I can't find a way to download oraclejet.zip file and “Oracle JavaScript Extension Toolkit : Base Distribution”?
I tried to install files using npm, but there I can't find files which I should upload to apex static files.
Or this files: https://docs.oracle.com/middleware/jet400/jet/developer/GUID-219A636B-0D0B-4A78-975B-0528497A82DD.htm#JETDG-GUID-219A636B-0D0B-4A78-975B-0528497A82DD
I want to add JET diagrams to Oracle APEX and other components too.
Oracle JET has been part of the standard APEX installation for the past couple of years. The most recent release, APEX 21.1 contains Oracle JET 10.0.0. There are plenty of Oracle JET components that can be used declaratively by APEX, but you should still be able to reference the library through standard JavaScript if you so choose.
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I downloaded Oracle 18C at my Linux Centos machine and it's working fine.After that I downloaded Oracle Apex and followed all the steps but I come across with blank page as most of the people come across after setup of Oracle Apex. Lots of people came across with the problem and I followed all the steps that they mentioned. But I still see blank page when I load http://hostname:8080/apex/apex_admin. I could not find error logs as well neither from browser nor from any apex log directory.
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Some time ago we developed an APEX application using version 5.1.3. We recently upgraded the APEX in this server to version 18.2 and exported/imported the application without any issues.
Now we have a server running APEX 5.1.3 but the APEX in this sever can't be upgrade to the newest APEX release. When trying to import the application it shows an error that reads "NOT COMPATIBLE (Your export may contain calls not supported by your Application Express version)". Unfortunately we didn't save a file containing the application when it was first developed in APEX 5.1.3. and the only version we have is the one running on APEX 18.2.
Question: is there a way to "make" an 18.2 APEX export compatible with 5.1.3 release?
When you upgrade apex the previous apex schema is left and a new schema is created. It may be possible to copy your db and restore to a point in time before you upgraded APEX and then you could export the app.
You may be able to install apex 5.1.3 into a new db and then drop the apex 5.1.3 schema and then import the 5.1.3 schema exported from your current db.
You current db has updated public synonyms which make the old apex 5.1.3 schema packages invalid.
I need an Heatmap chart for my oracle APEX application. I can see two products here "Anychart" and "Anychart for Oracle APEX". So which product should I use for Heatmaps in Oracle APEX5
Since APEX uses AnyChart licensed charts I was hoping the heatmap that is available in the AnyChart flash maps package would be available in the APEX charts wizard. It is not however as Oracle apparently did not buy all of the AnyChart Flash Map package from information found in the link below.
https://community.oracle.com/thread/1099149
In fact it would be a violation to to try and implement the heatmap from that package in APEX from this response from Oracle on the subject.
"Any attempt to unbundle the AnyChart Flash Chart Component from an Oracle product, or to use the AnyChart Flash Chart Component outside of the Oracle product will be in violation of this license and will result in the immediate termination of this license."
I know this is not an answer for you, but I am still searching for a good solution to this issue for my own use.
I want to develop small-medium size web applications.
I wanna to use Oracle apex but I am not sure that whether apex is supporting other databases( MsSql, MySql,Sqlite)
web applications will have different properties.
Developing these web applications with ASP .NET can take long time. Because you should work on UI Design, you should write stabile and flexible data access layer.
As I know in Oracle Apex,designing is more faster and easier. There are some templates so deveopers who do not have strong design knowledge can design web pages. As I know by Oracle Apex, web pages can be prepared faster than .Net.
Are there any alternative tools for other databases rather than oracle?
And do you think that oracle apex is being stabile and have a good support in OTN or other platforms?
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Oracle Application Express (APEX) runs inside an Oracle database. You can create database links from Oracle to a non-Oracle database using Heterogeneous Connectivity so that your APEX application can manipulate data stored in a non-Oracle database. But you need to have the Oracle database in place in order for APEX to run.
APEX is certainly pretty stable-- Oracle has released a number of different versions (4.0 most recently). And the underlying project has been around for a decade (it was previously HTML DB). It's got a strong development team and a very strong developer community in and around OTN. I've personally used it for a number of years and found it very productive.
There are, of course, other RAD development tools and frameworks that are not tied to the Oracle database. Ruby on Rails and PHP with one of the various PHP frameworks, for example, both have relatively strong developer communities and are not focused on Oracle. Of course, you probably won't find the most vibrant communities for these products on OTN.
When developing with application express, I am struggling with how to implement version control and how to have both DEV and PROD versions of an application. How do you publish changes from dev to prod? I know that I can export the entire application and then import into production, but is there a way to just import changes easily?
APEX 3.2 on Oracle 10g
For our Apex Applications* we have adopted the export\import method at the apex application level. Can be bit of an overkill for small changes but it works.
This thread on the Apex OTN forum seems to point to application level exports for version control as well.
*Just to clarify where I say Apex application what I mean is the sql file that Apex produces on an export.