Wednesday, August 17, 2011

Sunday, February 20, 2011

Oracle Apex book review

Have been asked by Packt to review their new Oracle Apex book so will be doing that soon. Here's a direct link to the book and the sample chapter.

Saturday, April 4, 2009

iPhone Application with Oracle Apex and iWebKit


Created the mobile version of Philadelphia Cricket League website for iPhone using Oracle Apex, JQuery and iWebKit. It's came out pretty neat, it's a work in progress but I had to post this in sheer excitement :). All this without actually using the Apple iPhone SDK.

http://mobile.philadelphiacricketleague.com

Like me if you don't have an iPhone/Touch, you can always view it in http://www.testiphone.com/

Corresponding thread in Oracle Apex Forum:
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=880797&tstart=0

Sunday, March 22, 2009

Oracle Apex Showcase Site Updated


Inspired by the SmartGWT Showcase, I updated my Oracle Apex showcase. It has demos for Forms, Lists, Calendars and also a whole bunch of screens related to JQuery integration. It's still a work in progress, but has decent amount of stuff to showcase the power of Oracle Apex and it's possibilities.

Monday, March 2, 2009

New Cricket Club Portal with Oracle Apex/JQuery


Check out the new cricket club portal developed with Oracle Apex/JQuery. It has host of features including automatic statistics generation, storefront integration with Google checkout among a few of the features. A club should be able to perform all their tasks, such as posting announcements, headlines, matches, match signups, team selection, online surveys, live chat among other things without any technical knowlege. Check it out, login with the sample user id's provided and let me know if you or someone is in need for a portal for your sports club, it's not just limited to Cricket, it can be expanded for all sports!!! More details at http://www.cricketclubportal.com

Here's the direct link: http://demo.cricketclubportal.com



Tuesday, February 3, 2009

Page Access Protection

I believe since version 3.1, the pages now have Page Access Protection. Use this feature to the fullest to protect the sensitive pages in your application. Without this malicious users can tamper with the URL and do harm. It's available under Page Attributes -> Security -> Page Access Protection. I recommend using "Arguments must have checksum". This will ensure that a checksum is appended to the URL that is specific to only that specific instance of the URL and cannot be manipulated.

In addition, you should also use another mechanism to secure the sensitive buttons, pl/sql processes in the page.