Archive · 13 June 2008
The nicest APEX app/features
Written 18 years ago. Oracle APEX has moved on a lot since; check the current Oracle APEX posts too.

I’m in the airport waiting for my flight to ODTUG Kaleidoscope at the moment.
It will be a long flight, from Brussels (BE) to London (UK) to Miami to finally arrive in New Orleans!
I’m doing quiet a lot of presentations this time:
- Sunday: Presentation of Use Case with one of our customers
- Tuesday: I’m in the APEX Experts Panel, trying to answer your questions
- Wednesday: My presentation of Charts in Oracle Application Express
- Thursday: APEX vs ADF Shoot-out, together with Lucas Jellema
The last presentation Lucas and I did last year in the Netherlands. We decided to change some things in the presentation. One of them is to include “the nicest app or features in both environments”.
So, I thought to ask the community what they think I should show.
Currently the list I thought to chose of:
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Out of the box in APEX: from raw Data to Application and Interactive Reports
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“Web 2.0” extensions in APEX: for ex. ExtJS and Dhtmlx
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Integration with Webservices, Fusion and SOA
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Extending E-business suite with APEX
(although I don’t have the Oracle Applications Suite running on my laptop, so it will be hard to show) -
Integration with SQL Developer
I’ve about 15 mins to show the coolest, nicest features or application around, build in APEX. So it’s not necessary to show things in dept or explain how to do them.
What features do YOU think make APEX incredible? Feel free to send me some screenshots or even nicer: real demo sites or an application export I can show.
I know a lot of the applications we build are “internal” only, but if you could make a subset of it to just show the cool feature, that’s already fine. If you just want to share what you think would be cool to show, just add a comment … there might be a chance I already did some testing with it.
Thanks… and see you in New Orleans!
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