Why I love the APEX-LOV

'Choose an option', 'Mark your preference', 'Select your country' ...

Every web application we are using for booking our travels, for online banking, for placing online orders has at least one of these elements, has a list of choices.

A list of choices can be represented in APEX as a radio group or checkbox or select lists or popup LOV or shuttle.

Among these, the Popup LOV is the most complex component a developer can use for displaying a list of choices.

Join my session to learn more about it.

After a brief overview on every one of these item types, the talk will focus on the evolution of the Popup LOV, from the simple ones available in APEX 5.x to the mature ones available in APEX 23.1

How and where to define a LOV, are there any rules to follow, is it an advantage to define a LOV as a shared component, how dynamic a LOV can be, may I create dynamic actions associated with a LOV, does a LOV understand JavaScript?

This presentation aims to give answers to these questions.

The talk is addressed to not-so-experimented developers but even an advanced one might learn a trick or two.

Cookie Cutter APEX Applications

In a perfect world your APEX SAAS solution would be deployed with a click of a button, have a separate database for each customer, and can a customer choose when they want to upgrade to the next version. In this perfect world, the customer don't have to worry about default lookup data, because the SAAS provider does that. This perfect world can be created with Application Containers and Oracle APEX. In this session you will learn the basics of Application Containers, how data is shared and separated in each container and how a new version is rolled out.