11.2 CREATE_CREDENTIAL Procedure
This procedure creates a credential definition.
Syntax
PROCEDURE CREATE_CREDENTIAL (
p_credential_name IN VARCHAR2,
p_credential_static_id IN VARCHAR2,
p_authentication_type IN VARCHAR2,
p_scope IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL,
p_allowed_urls IN apex_t_varchar2 DEFAULT NULL,
p_prompt_on_install IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE,
p_credential_comment IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL );
Parameters
Table 11-2 CREATE_CREDENTIAL Parameters
Parameter | Description |
---|---|
p_credential_name |
The credential name. |
p_credential_static_id |
The credential static ID. |
p_authentication_type |
The authentication type. Supported types:
|
p_scope |
(Optional) OAuth 2.0 scope. |
p_allowed_urls |
(Optional) List of URLs (as APEX_T_VARCHAR2 ) that these credentials can access.
|
p_prompt_on_install |
(Optional) Choose whether prompts for this credential should be displayed when the application is being imported on another Oracle APEX instance. |
p_credential_comment |
(Optional) Credential comment. |
Example
The following example creates a credential definition "OAuth Login."
BEGIN
-- first set the workspace
apex_util.set_workspace(p_workspace => 'MY_WORKSPACE');
apex_credential.create_credential (
p_credential_name => 'OAuth Login',
p_credential_static_id => 'OAUTH_LOGIN',
p_authentication_type => apex_credential.C_TYPE_OAUTH_CLIENT_CRED,
p_scope => 'email',
p_allowed_urls => apex_t_varchar2( 'https://tokenserver.mycompany.com/oauth2/token', 'https://www.oracle.com' ),
p_prompt_on_install => false,
p_credential_comment => 'Credential for OAuth Login' );
-- should be followed by set_persistent_credentials
apex_credential.set_persistent_credentials (
p_credential_static_id => 'OAUTH_LOGIN',
p_client_id => 'dnkjq237o8832ndj98098-..',
p_client_secret => '1278672tjksaGSDA789312..' );
END;
Parent topic: APEX_CREDENTIAL