Monthly Archives: February 2025

Simplify and Optimize: The Path from Oracle Forms to Oracle APEX.

Oracle Forms: Past, Present, and Future Oracle Forms remains a critical component of many companies' IT infrastructure. However, its technology is undeniably aging, and Oracle is gradually shifting focus toward modern alternatives. Instead, Oracle APEX (a free, low-code development platform) has emerged as the future-proof replacement. Challenges with Oracle Forms’ Support As of the end [...]

2025-02-26T08:45:44+01:00February 26th, 2025|APEX, blog, Forms, Migration|0 Comments

Business Processes with APEX 24.2 Workflows: A Practical Demo

Introduction In my previous blog post (Oracle APEX Workflows Made Easy: Build & Automate your processes today), I introduced Oracle APEX Workflows and explained how to streamline business processes by automating task routing, approvals, and notifications with minimal coding, and setting up workflows using a simple, declarative approach. While Workflows aren’t hard to use, they [...]

2025-02-21T13:28:15+01:00February 24th, 2025|APEX, blog, Workflow|0 Comments

Oracle Iberian Tour: Oracle Database 23ai & APEX event

One of the most rewarding aspects of our industry is the continuous opportunity to learn and tackle new challenges with cutting-edge technologies throughout your career. These advancements often come swiftly, requiring us to stay prepared and adaptable. Oracle has accelerated its pace, possibly due to Oracle APEX, and is increasingly proactive in ensuring their innovations [...]

2025-02-19T14:46:08+01:00February 20th, 2025|APEX, blog, Oracle|0 Comments

Securing APEX: Hiding the URL Format

Hiding URL format in APEX is essential for enhancing security and preventing the exposure of sensitive information. Oracle Application Express (APEX) uses a default URL structure that can reveal critical details, making it a potential target for attacks. In this article, we explore effective strategies to conceal the URL format in APEX and strengthen application [...]

2025-02-17T15:43:49+01:00February 17th, 2025|APEX, blog, Oracle, ORDS|2 Comments

Making APEX Smarter One Chat at a Time

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is transforming how applications interact with users by providing dynamic and intelligent responses. Oracle APEX, with its low-code development environment, enables seamless integration of AI-powered services through REST Data Sources. By leveraging APEX_EXEC, we can call AI APIs, process responses, and display them in real-time within an APEX application. Continuing with our [...]

2025-02-14T12:12:28+01:00February 14th, 2025|APEX, blog, Oracle|0 Comments

Because Humans Need Breaks, working with documents, part 3

Now that we have covered everything related to document management in our previous articles, the next step is to implement the file download functionality, allowing users to retrieve and view the files stored in our repository. Additionally, it is important to note that for files of type "assistant and messages", we need to block the [...]

2025-02-10T15:04:23+01:00February 11th, 2025|APEX, blog, Oracle|0 Comments

Because Humans Need Breaks, working with documents, part 2

In this article, we’ll explore how to extend the standard functionalities of Oracle APEX by implementing Custom Events. This approach is particularly useful for performing advanced operations, such as customizing a delete action or styling specific cells in an Interactive Report. Custom Events allow you to go beyond the default behaviors, adding flexibility and control [...]

2025-02-11T10:13:21+01:00February 7th, 2025|APEX, blog, Oracle|0 Comments

Because Humans Need Breaks, working with documents, part 1

Sometimes, before diving headfirst into code and technical specifics, it’s beneficial to step back and see the bigger picture. In this series of articles, we’ll explore how to integrate OpenAI’s capabilities with Oracle APEX to build a robust and customized file upload and management process. The goal is to facilitate secure and efficient interaction with [...]

2025-02-05T08:52:43+01:00February 5th, 2025|APEX, blog, Oracle|0 Comments
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