A few weeks ago David Peake asked if somebody is already running Oracle APEX in the cloud, but today we are already a step further!
Continue reading...29. July 2008
Ok, they are not brand new anymore, they have already been released last month. But in case you are not reading David Peake’s blog or checking regularly the Oracle APEX website on OTN, the APEX team has published the following two new whitepapers: NTLM Authentication (a PL/SQL only solution) and Oracle APEX with RAC (Real Application Cluster) Check [...]
Continue reading...22. January 2008
Just read a very interesting posting by Joel Kallman, titled Oracle HTTP Server, Apache 2.0 and connection pooling. Before Oracle 11g, mod_plsql was just available for Apache 1.3 which had one big drawback on Unix systems. Apache 1.3 just supports a process model which prevents that mod_plsql can really take use of a database connection [...]
Continue reading...28. June 2007
In the past few weeks there have been a few interesting APEX related postings I want to share with you. Anthony Rayner started his own APEX blog and did an interesting posting about AJAX retrieval using Javascript Object Notation (JSON). Something I also want to integrate into one of the next versions of my ApexLib Framework. Carl [...]
Continue reading...18. May 2007
Lately a few Oracle APEX related articles have been published which you should read. John Scott posted a whitepaper about “APEX – Delivering Pages in 3 Seconds or Less” which he held on Colab 07 in Las Vegas. Dimitri Gielis also posted the whitepaper of his presentation about “APEX by Example: Shared Components“. The security section of the [...]
Continue reading...25. February 2007
There are several articles out on the net which cover nicer URLs for Oracle APEX applications. This posting is just an overview of some of them, because I just came across a new blog posting for that topic and it’s an often asked question when you are going to deploy your new APEX application.
Continue reading...5. February 2007
Are you doing JavaScript development and your JavaScript code has grown and grown? Have you ever looked at the available JavaScript compressors/packers?
Continue reading...13. December 2006
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