19.2 Implementing Plug-ins
Create plug-ins to declaratively extend, share, and reuse the built-in types available in APEX.
- Understanding Plug-ins
Learn about plug-ins and how to find examples. - Creating Plug-ins
Create plug-ins by navigating to Shared Components and running the Create Plug-in Wizard. - Editing Plug-ins
Edit a plug-in to specify additional custom attributes, upload files such as image, CSS and JavaScript files, or add events. - Deleting a Plug-in
Delete plug-ins on the Edit page. - Viewing the Plug-in Repository
The Plug-in Repository provides a central location where developers can share and download plug-ins. - Exporting and Importing Plug-ins from Shared Components
Export and import plug-ins from Shared Components. - Resetting the Plug-in Interactive Report
Reset the plug-in interactive report to clear all current filters applied to the report. - Viewing the Plug-in Utilization Page
The Plug-in Utilization page displays which pages, components, and regions use each plug-in. - Viewing the Plug-in History
The Plug-in History page shows the actions taken on each plug-in, the developer that performed the action and the date of each action.
Parent topic: Extending Application Capabilities
19.2.1 Exporting and Importing Plug-ins from Shared Components
Export and import plug-ins from Shared Components.
- Exporting a Plug-in from the Plug-in Page
Export a plug-in definition to a file. - Importing a Plug-in from the Plug-in Page
Import a plug-in definition to a file.
Parent topic: Implementing Plug-ins
19.2.1.1 Exporting a Plug-in from the Plug-in Page
Export a plug-in definition to a file.
Plug-in export files can be imported into any Oracle APEX application. You can access the Export page from the Shared Components, Plug-ins page
as described in this topic or from the Export page.
To export a plug-in from the Plug-in page:
See Also:
Exporting Plug-insParent topic: Exporting and Importing Plug-ins from Shared Components
19.2.1.2 Importing a Plug-in from the Plug-in Page
Import a plug-in definition to a file.
Import a plug-in from the Shared Components, Plug-ins page, as described in
this topic or from the Import home page.
To import a plug-in from the Plug-in page:
See Also:
Parent topic: Exporting and Importing Plug-ins from Shared Components