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Introduction When working with APEX and ORDS, you must often capture Common Gateway Interface (CGI) environment variables. These variables are key-value pairs that a web server sets to provide essential information about HTTP requests and the executi...
Introduction This post describes my experience with “Vibe Coding”, a Python command-line deployment tool for deploying PL/SQL, DML, DDL, and APEX Applications to the Oracle Cloud OCI APEX Application Development Service. 😉 The term "Vibe Coding" ma...
Sending Data to Other Systems Introduction This is the final post in my series on "Building Cost-Effective Integrations with the RAD Stack" (Oracle REST Data Services, APEX, and the Database). In this post, I will focus on how we can send data to oth...
Introduction These days, I nearly always deploy ORDS in Standalone mode. Standalone mode allows you to run ORDS without deploying it within a container like Tomcat or Weblogic, thus simplifying your technology stack. Oracle fully supports ORDS runnin...
Introduction In this post, I will describe what a Webhook is and show examples of how Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) can be used to handle Webhook events. I will dive deep into an example of a SendGrid Webhook, summarize three other examples, and f...
Introduction Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) configurations are typically stored in configuration files on the ORDS server. When the OCI Autonomous Database service and the OCI APEX Service were released, I wondered how we were going to be able to a...
