Real-Time
communication
in APEX!
APEX Message Service (AMS) brings real-time communication to Oracle APEX. With AMS, the WebSockets are handled for you, making setup simple. Just join a room, and you'll be sending and receiving messages in no time! No more refreshing the browser to check for updates, with AMS, you'll always see the most up-to-date information.
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USE CASES
APEX Message Service makes WebSockets easy!
You will never miss another update.
Chat
Let your users communicate with each other in real time. No polling or refreshing of the page. Messages are sent and received instantly, allowing users to respond in real-time, leading to faster collaboration and problem-solving.
Real-Time Updates
Ensure your users receive information as it becomes available without the need for manual refreshing or polling of the application. Whether you are showing the latest stock prices, football scores, information on a map, or business statistics, real-time updates provide your users with more accurate and up-to-date information, leading to better decision-making and improved user experiences.
Progress & Status Indicators
Provide real-time feedback to users, letting them know when a task is in progress, completed, or has encountered an error. This is especially useful for long-running tasks or processes and gives a warm, fuzzy feeling to your users as they wait for results.
BENEFITS
Stay up-to-date with AMS.
AMS is a game-changer for developers who are looking to build interactive and dynamic web applications. By providing a seamless way to handle real-time communication, AMS allows for instant updates without the need for manual intervention or page refreshes. With AMS, you can easily implement WebSocket-based messaging and event-driven architectures in your Oracle APEX applications, enabling seamless interaction between users and real-time data sources. Whether you're building a dashboard, a chat application, a social network, an interactive map, or a stock trading platform, AMS can help you deliver a superior user experience. So why wait? Take your APEX development game to the next level, and try AMS today!
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APEX 24.2 was delayed a little bit but is finally out. Prominent features are AI integration enhancements, JSON Duality and JSON source support, Workflow and Template Component enhancements, and much more. Another enhancement that caught my attention is the new CSS utility classes for Universal Theme, the design system that powers how APEX looks.
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APEX 24.2 was delayed a little bit but is finally out. Prominent features are AI integration enhancements, JSON Duality and JSON source support, Workflow and Template Component enhancements, and much more. Another enhancement that caught my attention is the new CSS utility classes for Universal Theme, the design system that powers how APEX looks.
Linting is an automated process that scans code based on a predefined set of software quality rules. We are developing dbLinter, a new product launching soon that specifically addresses quality scanning for Oracle SQL and PL/SQL.
A new version of APEX Message Service is here! 🥳 In the past year, AMS has proven to be a reliable service for sending instant messages, and we’ve made some enhancements.
We at United Codes love to extend Oracle Application Express (APEX). You have probably already heard of APEX Office Print (AOP), which helps our customers and thousands of users get fresh office documents or PDFs directly from a database and a template. But next to it, we have a vast palette of other extensions you can check out.
I thought I'd have a little fun this Halloween and see if AI could entertain us with a spooky story about Oracle APEX. The following tale is what it created...
CSS variables store reusable values for stylesheets. Oracle APEX extensively uses CSS variables in its Universal Theme. This is useful for APEX developers as they can easily and safely modify default styles and reuse them in their own templates.
APEX 24.2 was delayed a little bit but is finally out. Prominent features are AI integration enhancements, JSON Duality and JSON source support, Workflow and Template Component enhancements, and much more. Another enhancement that caught my attention is the new CSS utility classes for Universal Theme, the design system that powers how APEX looks.
Linting is an automated process that scans code based on a predefined set of software quality rules. We are developing dbLinter, a new product launching soon that specifically addresses quality scanning for Oracle SQL and PL/SQL.
A new version of APEX Message Service is here! 🥳 In the past year, AMS has proven to be a reliable service for sending instant messages, and we’ve made some enhancements.
We at United Codes love to extend Oracle Application Express (APEX). You have probably already heard of APEX Office Print (AOP), which helps our customers and thousands of users get fresh office documents or PDFs directly from a database and a template. But next to it, we have a vast palette of other extensions you can check out.
I thought I'd have a little fun this Halloween and see if AI could entertain us with a spooky story about Oracle APEX. The following tale is what it created...
CSS variables store reusable values for stylesheets. Oracle APEX extensively uses CSS variables in its Universal Theme. This is useful for APEX developers as they can easily and safely modify default styles and reuse them in their own templates.