Course Fees: $3780.00 excl. GST
Course Duration: 4 days
What you will learn:
Oracle Application Express is a rapid web application development tool for the Oracle database. This course is designed to introduce the students to Oracle Application Express 3.2. The course covers various Application Express components and wizards to build applications and database objects that are easy to deploy. The students learn how to build forms and reports and incorporate different types of items and shared components. This course introduces interactive reports that enable end user customization. Students learn how to build and customize interactive reports. Creating and utilizing various navigation components as well as session management and debugging are discussed as well. In addition,students incorporate access control, and session protection to enforce application security. Once the application is complete, students learn how to define their packaged application and export the application. Students will also use all the Utilities and Report capabilities that Oracle Application Express provides to build a robust application.
Learn To:
Develop a database-centric Web application Using the Application Builder Manage Database Objects Using SQL Workshop Utilize and Manage Shared Components Manage Authentication, Authorization, and Session State within your Application Administer Application Express Workspaces Deploy Your Application
Audience:
Application Developers Business Analysts Developer Forms Developer PL/SQL Developer Reports Developer
Prerequisites:
Oracle Database 11g: PL/SQL Fundamentals; Oracle Database 11g: SQL Fundamentals I; Suggested Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of SQL, PL/SQL, and HTML
Course Topics:
Introducing Oracle Application Express Explaining Oracle Application Express ConceptsIdentifying the Components of Oracle Application Express Explaining the Oracle Application Express architecture Creating a Workspace and a Workspace administrator user Installing and Running a Sample Application provided with Oracle Application Express Installing a Packaged Application Logging in to an Oracle Application Express Workspace Interacting with the Database by Using SQL Workshop Browsing, Creating, and Modifying ObjectsProcessing Ad Hoc SQL Statements Managing SQL Scripts Creating, Running, and Saving SQL Queries Building an Application Identifying the Components of an ApplicationCreating an Application from Scratch Creating an Application from a Spreadsheet Creating Reports Identifying Report TypesCreating Interactive Reports Generating Reports Using Wizards Manipulating your Interactive Report Customizing your Interactive Report Creating Forms Identifying the types of FormsCreating a Form on a Table with Report Creating a Tabular Form Creating a Master Detail Form Editing Form Attributes Working with Pages and Regions Viewing Page DefinitionsEditing Page AttributesCreating a New Region Viewing Region Attributes Adding Comments Adding Items and Buttons Creating ItemsEditing Item Attributes Creating Buttons Editing Button Attributes Understanding Session State and Debugging Implementing Session StateSetting a Session State Value Clearing the Session State Reviewing the Session State Reviewing the Messages in Session State Including Page Processing Explaining the Difference Between Page Rendering and Page ProcessingCreating Computations for your Application Validating Input Data Process Data Creating Application Branching Adding Shared Components That Aid Navigation Providing an Overview of Shared ComponentsManaging Parent and Standard Tabs Managing Navigation Bars Managing Lists Managing Breadcrumbs Adding Other Shared Components Including List of Values in your ApplicationCreating Trees Accessing Shared Component Reports Setting User Interface Defaults Displaying Dynamic Content Filtering Reports Using Dynamic QueriesCreating Charts Using a Wizard Creating a Calendar Working with Themes and Templates Explaining Themes and TemplatesSwitching to a Different Theme Creating a Custom Theme Viewing Existing Templates Creating and Editing a Template Referencing a Cascading Style Sheet Changing a Filed to Use a Class in the Referencing style sheet Administering Oracle Application Express WorkspacesManaging Users Requesting a Schema or Storage Purging Session State Monitoring Developer Activity Log Monitoring Workspace Activity Viewing Activity Reports Implementing Security Differentiating Between Authentication and AuthorizationProviding an Authentication Scheme Creating an Authorization Scheme Using Access Control Enabling and Configuring Session State Protection Deploying Your Application Defining Supporting ObjectsExporting Your Application Importing Your Application Installing Supporting Objects Using Utilities Importing and Exporting DataGenerating Data Definition Language (DDL) Statements Viewing Object Reports Viewing the Data Dictionary Monitoring the Database
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