Archive · 16 December 2013
Time to update your APEX development environment
Written 13 years ago. Oracle APEX has moved on a lot since; check the current Oracle APEX posts too.
In the last days (and weeks) Oracle has been updating many of the tools a typical APEX Developer uses day-in-day-out.
Here’s a graphical overview of a typical APEX configuration:

Following desktop tools got updated:
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my favourite connection to the Oracle database
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a great SQL and PL/SQL editor
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easy to configure the APEX Listener
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visualise your schema
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model your ERD
Following server side components:
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the webserver where the APEX Listener runs
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my preferred way to connect to APEX in the Oracle database
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a new patch for APEX was released on Friday, the newest version of APEX is now 4.2.4
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it took about 13 minutes to upgrade from 4.2.3 and it did it without any issues
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next to some bug fixes, many of the packaged applications got updated. There are some new plugins available in those packaged apps; for ex. the fishbowl plugin
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This version is already available for some time now, but I guess many people didn’t upgrade yet.
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If you are using 12c, there’s a nice APEX application “Multitenant Self-Service Provisioning” you can use to spin up new PDB’s.
Happy upgrading…
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