Module 05 - Oracle Apex - Part 5

This document discusses an Oracle APEX training session on shared components. The session will cover what shared components are and various shared component items like application processes, items, security attributes, authentication schemes, authorization schemes, lists of values (LOVs), navigation, and user interfaces. Shared components allow attributes, processes and other settings to be defined and accessed throughout an application.

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Oracle APEX

Part 5

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Plan

Session 11am – 1pm

1. What is Shared Components?.

2. Understanding Shared Component Items
○ Application Processes
○ Application Definition Attributes
○ Application Items
○ Security Attributes
○ Authentication Schemes
○ Authorization Schemes
○ LOV’s
○ Navigation
○ User Interfaces

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What are Shared Components?

Shared Components lets you define the application attributes , process and other settings that can be
used / accessed throughout the application.

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Understanding Shared Component Items

Application Processes: Application Processes run PL/SQL logic at specific points for each page in an
application or as defined by the conditions under which they are set to fire. Note that "Ajax Callback"
processes fire only when called from Ajax or by "Run Ajax Callback" processes defined for pages.

Application Items: Use Application Items to maintain session state. Application Items can be set using
computations, processes, or by passing values on a URL. Use "On New Instance" computations to set
the value of items once for a session. Use Application Items to maintain session state that is not
displayed and is not specific to any one page.

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Understanding Shared Component Items

Application Definition Attributes: Edit the general application definition.

Security Attributes: Use this to set application-wide security settings. Edit application components
directly to manage more granular settings.

Authentication Scheme: An Authentication Scheme is saved configuration you can apply to your
application.To turn off authentication you must create and make current a No Authentication scheme.

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Understanding Shared Component Items

Authorization Scheme: You manage authorization for applications, pages, and most other components
using Authorization Schemes.

You associate an Authorization Scheme with an application, page, or other component on the
component's attributes page.

Authorization Schemes are pass/fail checks. Common Authorization Scheme types include Exists, Not
Exists SQL Queries, and PL/SQL Function Returning Boolean.
To enhance performance, the success or failure of an Authorization Scheme is cached on a per session
or per page view basis.

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Understanding Shared Component Items

LOV’s: A List of Values can be referenced by page items as well as report fields. It controls the values
displayed and limits the user's selection. Lists of Values can be static (based on values you enter), or
dynamic (based on different data sources of either Local Database, REST Enabled SQL or REST Data
Source).

Navigation: Navigation section lets you define navigation entries in your application. You can define
navigation entries in Navigation Bar, Navigation Menu or Breadcrumb.

User Interface: These attributes lets you customize the themes, templates and other UI attributes used
by the application.

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