When using Oracle APEX hosted externally, such as on Oracle Cloud, if your application includes sending an email notification with embedded images from linked images, the image may look broken, as seen below. Based on the warning message, the embedded image’s host, which the email is referring to, is not on the safe list. Obviously, …
Embed images in the email when sending it from the Oracle APEX Application Read More »
If for some reason, you could not install the APEX sample packaged application via Application Builder > Packaged Applications interface, you have an option of installing it by importing the SQL script (fxxxx.sql). In my case, when installing via the Packaged Applications interface, I got the following error: While working with DBA and Oracle support …
Install APEX’s Sample Packaged Application by Importing its SQL Script Read More »
When you have multiple Oracle APEX environments, e.g., development, test, UAT and production, and for multiple groups, one of the confusing things is that sometimes developers are lost on which environment they’re working on. Most of technically proficient developers can make a distinction easily from the URLs they’re currently using. However, most of less technically …
Customize/Personalize Oracle APEX Workspace Environment Read More »
Oracle APEX provides multiple ways for authentication. The most commonly used one is the LDAP authentication. Configuring it is very straight-forward in most cases – just providing the LDAP host, port, whether or not to use SSL, and finally the DN string. See here and here for posts about APEX LDAP configuration. Sometime you want …
Oracle APEX (Application Express) Built-in LDAP Test Tool Stand-alone Application Read More »
If the Developer Toolbar (shown below) in your Oracle APEX application is not displayed, you can control its display by changing the Status attribute on the application’s Edit Definition page. I’ve learned about this when somehow one of our applications suddenly did not display the Developer Toolbar. We found out later that during environment refresh, …
The Developer Toolbar in APEX Application Disappeared Read More »
In APEX 4, we now have the option to place where the uploaded file will be stored within the development workspace interface. The Storage Type setting of the File Browser item has two options: Table WWV_FLOW_FILES stores the uploaded file in the table wwv_flow_files (or APEX_APPLICATION_FILES). This is the default way in the previous versions …
File Browser in APEX 4 with BLOB column specified in item source attribute Read More »
