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Sending a SMS to a mobile phone from APEX and PL/SQL

Sending a SMS to a mobile phone

This article from  Inside Oracle APEX by Patrick Wolf

The article direct link  Sending a SMS to a mobile phone

Summary

this article explains how to sending a SMS from APEX and PL/SQL through a Web-Service. For example if you have a system failure or get a new order in your shop…

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Multiple File Upload with jQuery and APEX Listener

Multiple File Upload with jQuery and APEX Listener

This article from  Monkey on Oracle

The article direct link  Multiple File Upload with jQuery and APEX Listener

Summary

Envious of the fancy multiple image upload functionality I saw from Google+, I set out to do the same. This is more of a log of observations than a full recipe. There is no APEX involved but the listener. To follow this you have to have an APEX Listener v1.1 (or higher) up and running against an Oracle 10g (or higher) database. This will not work with Internet Explorer or Opera (not multiple files), I have only tested on Google Chrome.


Identifying Host Names and IP Addresses

Identifying Host Names and IP Addresses

This article from  Oracle Base

The article direct link  Identifying Host Names and IP Addresses

Summary

This article presents a mixed bag of Oracle functionality relating to the identification of host names and IP addresses for Oracle clients and servers.
UTL_INADDR
SYS_CONTEXT
V$INSTANCE
V$SESSION

Moving your APEX Application to the Oracle Cloud

Moving your APEX app to the Oracle Cloud

This article from  Dimitri Gielis Blog (Oracle Application Express – APEX)

The article direct link  Moving your APEX app to the Oracle Cloud

Summary

Now that the Oracle Cloud is publicly available, I want to show you what it takes to put your APEX application on there.

Oracle APEX Video Training Tutorials – Complete List

Oracle APEX Video Training Tutorials – Complete List

This article from  M & S Consulting

The article direct link  Oracle APEX Video Training Tutorials – Complete List

Summary

This is a consolidated list of all of the Oracle APEX installation and configuration training tutorials and APEX training advanced tutorials produced by M & S Consulting.
These videos cover the following topics:
Oracle XE 10g Windows Installation Tutorial.
Install Oracle APEX 3.2 on XE and Windows XP Professional Tutorial.
Resetting Oracle APEX Admin Password Tutorial.
APEX 3.2 Advanced Tutorial Preparation.
Installing APEX 4 on Windows Server 2003 64 bit edition with Oracle Database 11g.
Upgrading to APEX 4 on Oracle XE and Windows.
Creating a Tabular Form.
Parameterized Report.
Drilldown Report.
Form Layout.
Check Boxes.
Implementing Web Services.
Stacked Bar Chart.
Up and Downloading Files.
JavaScript.
Access Controls.
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Oracle APEX upload a text file and write into a table

Oracle APEX upload a text file and write into a table

This article from  OraExplorer

The article direct link  Oracle APEX upload a text file and write into a table

Summary

One of the web development projects using Oracle APEX I’m working on is to upload the content of a text file in csv format into database. This article guide you to do this step by step.

Oracle APEX Highlight a Record in Report – with Dynamic Action

Oracle APEX Highlight a Record in Report – with Dynamic Action

This article from  Notes on Oracle

The article direct link  APEX: Highlight a Record in Report – with Dynamic Action

Summary

In this article I want to show you how you can highlight a record in a report with a Dynamic Action. Why would you want to choose for a Dynamic Action? This is a more efficient way because you don’t need to refresh the page or the region.

Oracle APEX 4.0 Text Field with autocomplete

Oracle APEX 4.0 Text Field with autocomplete

This article from  Whitehorses

The article direct link  [Oracle APEX 4.0] Text Field with autocomplete

Summary

In previous APEX versions there is a lot of functionality you can add by simply incorporating some custom javascript. One example is a text field that shows an inline list of values for an item based on a query. Of course this is great functionality to provide to the user, but not that great for maintainability because of the custom code. APEX 4.0 now provides this functionality out of the box with the new item type Text Field with autocomplete.