- App Builder User's Guide
- Managing Application Data
- Managing Remote Servers
- Creating a Remote Server
18.6.2 Creating a Remote Server
Create a Remote Server from Shared Components.
To create a Remote Server object:
- Navigate to the Remove Server page:
- From Workspace Utilities:
- On the Workspace home page, click App Builder.
- Click Workspace Utilities.
- Click Remote Servers.
- From Shared Components:
- On the Workspace home page, click App Builder.
- Select an application.
- On the Application home page, click Shared Components in the center of the page.
- Under Workspace Objects, select Remote Servers.
- From Workspace Utilities:
- On the Remote Servers page, click Create.
- Under General:
- Name - Enter a name for the Remote Server object. Remote Server names must be unique within the application.
- Static Identifier - Enter a static ID for the Remote Server.
- Server Type - Select one of the following:
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REST Data Source - A Remote Server for consuming a remote REST API.
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Authentication - A Remote Server used for authentication.
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Print Server - A Remote Server for an external print server. You can create a Print Server in your workspace and use it in an application. By default, the print server configuration at instance level is used.
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File Server - A Remote Server for remote file storage.
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- Endpoint URL - Enter the base URL of the Remote Server.
- Prompt on Install - Select On to have APEX prompt for the Endpoint URL after the application installs into another workspace.
- Under Advanced:
Tip:
Depending upon the Remote Server Type, some of the following attributes do not display.- Static Identifier - Use the Static ID to reference the Remote Server in API calls.
- PL/SQL Code - Enter a procedure which configures the Endpoint URL at runtime. To view examples, see item Help.
- Configuration Procedure - Enter the name of a procedure which configures the Endpoint URL at runtime. This procedure can be the name of a procedure stored in the database, stored in a database package procedure, or a procedure stored in the PL/SQL Code attribute. To view examples, see item Help.
- Comments - Enter any comments or notes. These comments never display when running the application.
- Click Create.
Parent topic: Managing Remote Servers