I want to increase the maximum web service requests for my application in Oracle APEX earlier version of APEX 18.2 has an option to this in manage workspace section. But now this option is not found in APEX 19.2. Any idea how to achieve this?APEX 18.2
I'm not sure if the UI has moved or stripped out, but you should be able to set it via the APEX_INSTANCE_ADMIN.SET_PARAMETER procedure.
https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/application-express/19.2/aeapi/SET_PARAMETER-Procedure.html#GUID-A6D8CA93-798D-4582-97B9-C7D3ED709AC5
The setting is MAX_WEBSERVICE_REQUESTS, which is in this list:
https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/application-express/19.2/aeapi/Available-Parameter-Values.html#GUID-75DCF658-5A76-4E81-B12D-04E254A3D80A
As stated in the doc:
APEX_INSTANCE_ADMIN can be executed by the SYS or SYSTEM database
users and any database user granted the role APEX_ADMINISTRATOR_ROLE.
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There are multiple tenants and sites running under single instance of Sitecore 10.1. When we try to create a site programmatically, the entire Sitecore instance restarts.
Is there any options to stop this behavior of sitecore instance restarts during new site creation programmatically
Is there anyway to run apex on application server while having database on another server. I meant to say that I want to make one database server in which oracle database will be installed and another application server on that apex will be installed?
Is there any possible way to do that?
I've tried it by connect through remote database and it is working but I had to install oracle database on both server.
NO. APEX is a set of PL/SQL and SQL code that MUST execute in the Oracle database. You could run a smaller DB on the app server to host APEX apps and host the customer data tables on a different server. But APEX must run in an Oracle DB. Period.
In sort NO !
Oracle Application Express (ApEx) Engine (ApEx vestion 2,3,4,5,18,19) is running only on Oracle Database server, But for best performance, it is strongly recommended to use Web Server on seperate server,
Application Server Options for ApEx
Embedded PL/SQL Gateway (EPG)
Oracle HTTP Server (OHS) Configuration
Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS)
for further information please refer to Oracle ApEx Installaion Guide
and official site https://apex.oracle.com/ regularly!
After creating an APEX desktop application, how can I deploy it in my web server computer, just like some homepages written using PHP?
I know APEX can export applications to .sql format and import them to another computer running APEX, but does it mean the web server need to run Oracle and/or APEX locally so that it can render the pages of the APEX application upon request?
And, is it possible to export APEX applications to other formats such as PHP?
I am using Oracle APEX 5.1.3.
I have a site developed in core .Net with SQL server Database. Now i want to redesign my site using Sitecore. How the data/content can be migrated from SQL database to Sitecore CMS?
Sitecore has released the Data Exchange Framework. This tool allows you to sync content from third party application. Example:
Read contacts from a CRM and create contacts in xDB
Update a contact in CRM using information from a contact in xDB
3.Create items in Sitecore that represent products in a catalog
So, you can easily use this tool to import your data from sql to sitecore. You only have to develop the different logic that requires to translate the data from the SQL to the template of your new instance.
Here is the link where you can have the 2 released version:
V1.0: https://dev.sitecore.net/en/Downloads/Data_Exchange_Framework/1x/Data_Exchange_Framework_10.aspx
V1.1: https://dev.sitecore.net/en/Downloads/Data_Exchange_Framework/1x/Data_Exchange_Framework_11.aspx
From the links, Sitecore has already specified the released note, required documentation about the API and so on.
I've seen statements on various Oracle.com properties that claim Oracle CRM On Demand has the capability to access its webservices in a stateless manner however I can't seem to find any documentation on what exactly this entails.
Has anyone ever successfully invoked a stateless request with Oracle CRM On Demand or have any pertinent information?
The entire webservice document is available throught the CRM environment...
Admin>> Web Service administration >> Download documentation
from admin -> Company Administration
set of the flag "Web Services R16 Compatibility Mode"
Now each Request will be stateless and will use the existing session Id for your login user.
it is writtnen on the document!!