About Page Processes

A page process performs an action at a specified point during the rendering or submission of the page.

For example, you can create a page process to execute logic or to make a call to the APEX engine. A page process is a unit of logic that runs when a specific event occurs, such as loading or submitting a page.

From a functional perspective, there is no difference between page-level and application-level processes. The difference between these two process types is where the process is defined, that is at the page-level or at the application level.

You create a page process in Page Designer. In either the Rendering or Processing tab, locate the node where the process will occur, right-click, and select Create Process. The process Type determines what attributes you need to configure.

Supported Process Types

Note: Depending on your application configuration, you may also have additional process type plug-ins. These display as <My Plug-in> [Plug-in].

Supported page process Types include:

For more information, see: