25.11 Understanding One-click Remote Application Deployment
Deploy an application to remote Oracle Application Express instances using REST Enabled SQL references.
- About One-click Remote Application Deployment
One-click remote application deployment leverages the existing REST Enabled SQL references that works with a Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) REST Enabled SQL Service. - Remotely Deploying an Application
Access the Remote Deployment option from the Export/Import option in App Builder.
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Parent topic: Deploying an Application
25.11.1 About One-click Remote Application Deployment
One-click remote application deployment leverages the existing REST Enabled SQL references that works with a Oracle REST Data Services (ORDS) REST Enabled SQL Service.
One-click remote application deployment is authenticated through first party authentication (Basic Authentication), Schema Authentication (database username and password), or OAuth 2 Client Credentials. When you create a REST Enabled SQL reference in Shared Components, you either specify an existing credential, or create a new credential. Optionally create the credentials as empty credentials to prompt for client ID and client secret each time the REST Enabled SQL reference is used.
Note:
Oracle recommends always using empty credentials for remote application deployment in shared development environments so only those with the knowledge of those credentials can deploy applications or run SQL or PL/SQL on the REST Enabled SQL reference.
Parent topic: Understanding One-click Remote Application Deployment
25.11.2 Remotely Deploying an Application
Access the Remote Deployment option from the Export/Import option in App Builder.
To remotely deploy an application:
Parent topic: Understanding One-click Remote Application Deployment