Preface
Using Visual Builder Studio with Classic Application Extensions describes how to use a web-based visual development tool to extend Oracle Cloud Applications.
Audience
Using Visual Builder Studio with Classic Application Extensions is intended for Oracle Cloud Applications users who want to create, edit and publish classic application extensions.
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Related Resources
For more information, see these Oracle resources:
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Oracle Public Cloud
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What is Oracle Visual Builder Studio in Using Visual Builder Studio
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Set Up Oracle Visual Builder Studio for Extending Fusion Applications in Administering Visual Builder Studio
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