Course Overview
Take the next step in your APEX development skills. In the second course in our APEX curriculum, students will learn about controlling behavior between the many different APEX components, such as charts, reports, and forms.
What you’ll learn
After completing the Intermediate Oracle Application Express (APEX) Training course, students will learn:
- Sustainable Enhancements to APEX applications
- Extending declarative functionality with custom code
- Interactive Grids
- Custom Dynamic Action
- The correct way of using HTML/CSS/JS in APEX
Requirements
- Introduction To APEX class
- Basic APEX knowledge
- Basic Structured Query Language (SQL) knowledge
- Webdev technology is a plus
Target audiences
- This course is intended for developers who have built a few applications already or have attended our introduction class.
Curriculum
- 1 Section
- 13 Lessons
- 3 Days
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- Topics13
- 1.1APEX Best Practices Customizing the install for easier backups Managing developers and user accounts Securing applications Preventing URL tampering Managing External Files Techniques to Make Development Easier Developing a Standard Application to Copy
- 1.2Navigation How to use Navigation Entries, Lists, and Breadcrumbs to connect pages Using components on the global page(page zero) Resolve missing Navigation Entries and Breadcrumbs
- 1.3Region and Item Layout How to leverage Grid Layout for Regions and Items How to change region positions Understand how page templates works
- 1.4Reports Customize report templates Discuss column templates vs row templates Understand generic column vs named column reports
- 1.5Charts How to create and manage pie and bar charts JET Chart basics
- 1.6Interactive Grids Create Interactive Grid Declarative row level validations Adding custom processing Review the importance of record locking
- 1.7Themes and Templates Creating Custom Templates Using Subscriptions
- 1.8Build a plugin A overview of the plugin interface and the different functions that exist: render, ajax, validate, and meta Understand how a plugin renders Create an AJAX call and process to update the plugin Bind to the native API so it works with native dynamic actions
- 1.9Data Loading Create data upload form for users Process CSV and other delimited data Transform the data upon upload Validate and reject rows
- 1.10Dynamic Actions Refresh items and regions Invoke PL/SQL processes from browser events Retrieve data from the DB and set items values
- 1.11Working with Files User managed files in the database Developer files on the webserver(JavaScrtipt, css, and images) Upload shared component files REST services for Media Resources
- 1.12Understanding Session State Understand the difference between persisted and in-memory session state How row fetch and row processing actually works Explore some of the features those processes provide
- 1.13Security Custom Authentication and Authorization Implementing LDAP and SSO Using Virtual Private Database(VPD) Using Session State Protection Preventing SQL Injection Preventing Cross-Site Scripting Managing Application Development
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