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Publishing and Hosting Oracle Apex app into WWW
This question may sound silly for some of you, but I would be grateful if you could advise if it is possible to publish apex app into www?
Let's say I am going to run my testing environment under apex.oracle.... url, however I would like my production environment to be running under for example www.MyWebSite.com
Many thanks in advance for any tips.
oracle web oracle-apex host
edited Jan 2 at 10:56
Gleb Kosteiko
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This question may sound silly for some of you, but I would be grateful if you could advise if it is possible to publish apex app into www?
Let's say I am going to run my testing environment under apex.oracle.... url, however I would like my production environment to be running under for example www.MyWebSite.com
Many thanks in advance for any tips.
oracle web oracle-apex host
edited Jan 2 at 10:56
Gleb Kosteiko
2,77462978
asked Dec 17 '18 at 11:59
A.RossoA.Rosso
276
add a comment |
This question may sound silly for some of you, but I would be grateful if you could advise if it is possible to publish apex app into www?
Let's say I am going to run my testing environment under apex.oracle.... url, however I would like my production environment to be running under for example www.MyWebSite.com
Many thanks in advance for any tips.
oracle web oracle-apex host
edited Jan 2 at 10:56
Gleb Kosteiko
2,77462978
asked Dec 17 '18 at 11:59
A.RossoA.Rosso
276
This question may sound silly for some of you, but I would be grateful if you could advise if it is possible to publish apex app into www?
Let's say I am going to run my testing environment under apex.oracle.... url, however I would like my production environment to be running under for example www.MyWebSite.com
Many thanks in advance for any tips.
oracle web oracle-apex host
oracle web oracle-apex host
edited Jan 2 at 10:56
Gleb Kosteiko
2,77462978
asked Dec 17 '18 at 11:59
A.RossoA.Rosso
276
edited Jan 2 at 10:56
Gleb Kosteiko
2,77462978
asked Dec 17 '18 at 11:59
A.RossoA.Rosso
276
edited Jan 2 at 10:56
Gleb Kosteiko
2,77462978
edited Jan 2 at 10:56
Gleb Kosteiko
2,77462978
edited Jan 2 at 10:56
Gleb Kosteiko
2,77462978
2,77462978
asked Dec 17 '18 at 11:59
A.RossoA.Rosso
276
asked Dec 17 '18 at 11:59
A.RossoA.Rosso
276
asked Dec 17 '18 at 11:59
A.RossoA.Rosso
276
276
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If you want to host your own production environment, you have two stages: setting up your server, and deploying your application.
For server setup, you've got two main options:
- Sign up with a specialized APEX hosting company who will do all the server setup and administration for you.
- Do it yourself. You'll need to register your domain name and sign up with a hosting company. Then you'll install and configure Oracle Database, as well as a web application server (like Weblogic or Tomcat). Then install and configure Oracle Rest Data Services (ORDS), which will act as the listener for APEX.
Now, once your server is ready, look at the documentation on Deploying Your Application. The basic steps are that you want to export your application from your test workspace, and import it into your production environment.
answered Dec 17 '18 at 16:38
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If you want to host your own production environment, you have two stages: setting up your server, and deploying your application.
For server setup, you've got two main options:
- Sign up with a specialized APEX hosting company who will do all the server setup and administration for you.
- Do it yourself. You'll need to register your domain name and sign up with a hosting company. Then you'll install and configure Oracle Database, as well as a web application server (like Weblogic or Tomcat). Then install and configure Oracle Rest Data Services (ORDS), which will act as the listener for APEX.
Now, once your server is ready, look at the documentation on Deploying Your Application. The basic steps are that you want to export your application from your test workspace, and import it into your production environment.
answered Dec 17 '18 at 16:38
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If you want to host your own production environment, you have two stages: setting up your server, and deploying your application.
For server setup, you've got two main options:
- Sign up with a specialized APEX hosting company who will do all the server setup and administration for you.
- Do it yourself. You'll need to register your domain name and sign up with a hosting company. Then you'll install and configure Oracle Database, as well as a web application server (like Weblogic or Tomcat). Then install and configure Oracle Rest Data Services (ORDS), which will act as the listener for APEX.
Now, once your server is ready, look at the documentation on Deploying Your Application. The basic steps are that you want to export your application from your test workspace, and import it into your production environment.
answered Dec 17 '18 at 16:38
kfinitykfinity
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If you want to host your own production environment, you have two stages: setting up your server, and deploying your application.
For server setup, you've got two main options:
- Sign up with a specialized APEX hosting company who will do all the server setup and administration for you.
- Do it yourself. You'll need to register your domain name and sign up with a hosting company. Then you'll install and configure Oracle Database, as well as a web application server (like Weblogic or Tomcat). Then install and configure Oracle Rest Data Services (ORDS), which will act as the listener for APEX.
Now, once your server is ready, look at the documentation on Deploying Your Application. The basic steps are that you want to export your application from your test workspace, and import it into your production environment.
answered Dec 17 '18 at 16:38
kfinitykfinity
3,4741614
If you want to host your own production environment, you have two stages: setting up your server, and deploying your application.
For server setup, you've got two main options:
- Sign up with a specialized APEX hosting company who will do all the server setup and administration for you.
- Do it yourself. You'll need to register your domain name and sign up with a hosting company. Then you'll install and configure Oracle Database, as well as a web application server (like Weblogic or Tomcat). Then install and configure Oracle Rest Data Services (ORDS), which will act as the listener for APEX.
Now, once your server is ready, look at the documentation on Deploying Your Application. The basic steps are that you want to export your application from your test workspace, and import it into your production environment.
answered Dec 17 '18 at 16:38
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answered Dec 17 '18 at 16:38
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