Table of Contents
- List of Examples
- List of Figures
- List of Tables
- Title and Copyright Information
- Preface
- Changes in Release 23.3 Oracle REST Data Services Developer's Guide
- 1 Introduction to Oracle REST Data Services
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2
Developing Oracle REST Data Services Applications
- 2.1 Introduction to Relevant Software
- 2.2 Getting Started with RESTful Services
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2.3
Automatic Enabling of Schema Objects for REST Access (AutoREST)
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2.3.1
Examples: Accessing Objects Using RESTful Services
- 2.3.1.1 Get Schema Metadata
- 2.3.1.2 Get Object Metadata
- 2.3.1.3 Get Object Data
- 2.3.1.4 Get Table Data Using Paging
- 2.3.1.5 Get Table Data Using Query
- 2.3.1.6 Get Table Row Using Primary Key
- 2.3.1.7 Insert Table Row
- 2.3.1.8 Update/Insert Table Row
- 2.3.1.9 Delete Using Filter
- 2.3.1.10 Post by Batch Load
- 2.3.2 Filtering in Queries
- 2.3.3 Auto PL/SQL
- 2.3.4 Support for JSON-Relational Duality View
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2.3.1
Examples: Accessing Objects Using RESTful Services
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2.4
Manually Creating RESTful Services Using SQL and PL/SQL
- 2.4.1 About Oracle REST Data Services Mechanisms for Passing Parameters
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2.4.2
Using SQL/JSON Database Functions
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2.4.2.1
Inserting Nested JSON Objects into Relational Tables
- 2.4.2.1.1 Usage of the :body Bind Variable
- 2.4.2.1.2 Example of JSON Purchase Order with Nested LineItems
- 2.4.2.1.3 Table Definitions for PurchaseOrder and LineItems Tables
- 2.4.2.1.4 PL/SQL Handler Code for a POST Request
- 2.4.2.1.5 Creating the REST API Service to Invoke the Handler
- 2.4.2.1.6 Defining the REST Service and Handler using PL/SQL API
- 2.4.2.2 Generating Nested JSON Objects from Hierachical Relational Data
- 2.4.2.3 Testing the RESTful Services
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2.4.2.1
Inserting Nested JSON Objects into Relational Tables
- 2.5 About Working with Dates Using Oracle REST Data Services
- 2.6 Creating RESTful Web Services Using Database Actions
- 2.7 Configuring Secure Access to RESTful Services
- 2.8 JWT Bearer Token Authentication and Authorization Using JWT Profile
- 2.9 About Oracle REST Data Services User Roles
- 2.10 Authenticating Against WebLogic Server User Repositories
- 2.11 Integrating with Existing Group/Role Models
- 2.12 Integrating Oracle REST Data Services and WebLogic Server
- 2.13 Using the Oracle REST Data Services PL/SQL API
- 2.14 Oracle REST Data Services Database Authentication
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2.15
Overview of Pre-hook
Functions
- 2.15.1 Configuring the Pre-hook Function
- 2.15.2 Using a Pre-hook Function
- 2.15.3 Processing of a Request
- 2.15.4 Identity Assertion of a User
- 2.15.5 Aborting Processing of a Request
- 2.15.6 Ensuring Pre-hook is Executable
- 2.15.7 Exceptions Handling by Pre-hook Function
- 2.15.8 Pre-hook Function Efficiency
- 2.15.9 Pre-Hook Examples
- 2.16 Generating Hyperlinks
- 2.17 About HTTP Error Responses
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3
Implicit Parameters
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3.1
List of Implicit Parameters
- 3.1.1 About the :body parameter
- 3.1.2 About the :body_text Parameter
- 3.1.3 About the :content_type Parameter
- 3.1.4 About the :current_user Parameter
- 3.1.5 About the :status_code Parameter
- 3.1.6 About the :forward_location Parameter
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3.1.7
About the Pagination Implicit Parameters
- 3.1.7.1 About the :page_offset Parameter
- 3.1.7.2 About the :page_size Parameter
- 3.1.7.3 About the :row_offset Parameter
- 3.1.7.4 About the :row_count Parameter
- 3.1.7.5 About the :fetch_offset Parameter
- 3.1.7.6 About the :fetch_size Parameter
- 3.1.7.7 About Automatic Pagination
- 3.1.7.8 About Manual Pagination
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3.1
List of Implicit Parameters
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4
ORDS PL/SQL Package Reference
- 4.1 ORDS.CREATE_ROLE
- 4.2 ORDS.CREATE_SERVICE
- 4.3 ORDS.DEFINE_HANDLER
- 4.4 ORDS.DEFINE_MODULE
- 4.5 ORDS.DEFINE_PARAMETER
- 4.6 ORDS.DEFINE_PRIVILEGE
- 4.7 ORDS.DEFINE_SERVICE
- 4.8 ORDS.DEFINE_TEMPLATE
- 4.9 ORDS.DELETE_MODULE
- 4.10 ORDS.DELETE_PRIVILEGE
- 4.11 ORDS.DELETE_ROLE
- 4.12 ORDS.DROP_REST_FOR_SCHEMA
- 4.13 ORDS.ENABLE_OBJECT
- 4.14 ORDS.DROP_REST_FOR_OBJECT
- 4.15 ORDS.ENABLE_SCHEMA
- 4.16 ORDS.PUBLISH_MODULE
- 4.17 ORDS.RENAME_MODULE
- 4.18 ORDS.RENAME_PRIVILEGE
- 4.19 ORDS.RENAME_ROLE
- 4.20 ORDS.SET_MODULE_ORIGINS_ALLOWED
- 4.21 ORDS.SET_URL_MAPPING
- 4.22 ORDS.SET_SESSION_DEFAULTS
- 4.23 ORDS.RESET_SESSION_DEFAULTS
- 4.24 ORDS.SET_PROPERTY
- 4.25 ORDS.UNSET_PROPERTY
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5
Oracle REST Data Services Administration PL/SQL Package Reference
- 5.1 ORDS_ADMIN.CREATE_ROLE
- 5.2 ORDS_ADMIN.DEFINE_HANDLER
- 5.3 ORDS_ADMIN.DEFINE_MODULE
- 5.4 ORDS_ADMIN.DEFINE_PARAMETER
- 5.5 ORDS_ADMIN.DEFINE_PRIVILEGE
- 5.6 ORDS_ADMIN.DEFINE_SERVICE
- 5.7 ORDS_ADMIN.DEFINE_TEMPLATE
- 5.8 ORDS_ADMIN.DELETE_MODULE
- 5.9 ORDS_ADMIN.DELETE_PRIVILEGE
- 5.10 ORDS_ADMIN.DELETE_ROLE
- 5.11 ORDS_ADMIN.DROP_REST_FOR_SCHEMA
- 5.12 ORDS_ADMIN.ENABLE_OBJECT
- 5.13 ORDS_ADMIN.DROP_REST_FOR_OBJECT
- 5.14 ORDS_ADMIN.ENABLE_SCHEMA
- 5.15 ORDS_ADMIN.PUBLISH_MODULE
- 5.16 ORDS_ADMIN.RENAME_MODULE
- 5.17 ORDS_ADMIN.RENAME_PRIVILEGE
- 5.18 ORDS_ADMIN.RENAME_ROLE
- 5.19 ORDS_ADMIN.SET_MODULE_ORIGINS_ALLOWED
- 5.20 ORDS_ADMIN.SET_URL_MAPPING
- 5.21 ORDS_ADMIN.ENABLE_HOUSEKEEPING_JOB
- 5.22 ORDS_ADMIN.DROP_HOUSEKEEPING_JOB
- 5.23 ORDS_ADMIN.PERFORM_HOUSEKEEPING
- 5.24 ORDS_ADMIN.SET_SESSION_DEFAULTS
- 5.25 ORDS_ADMIN.RESET_SESSION_DEFAULTS
- 5.26 ORDS_ADMIN.PROVISION_ADMIN_ROLE
- 5.27 ORDS_ADMIN.PROVISION_RUNTIME_ROLE
- 5.28 ORDS_ADMIN.UNPROVISION_ ROLES
- 5.29 ORDS_ADMIN.CONFIG_PLSQL_GATEWAY
- 5.30 ORDS_ADMIN.SET_PROPERTY
- 5.31 ORDS_ADMIN.SET_PROPERTY
- 5.32 ORDS_ADMIN.UNSET_PROPERTY
- 6 OAUTH PL/SQL Package Reference
- 7 OAUTH_ADMIN PL/SQL Package Reference
- 8 Enabling ORDS Database API
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9
REST-Enabled SQL Service
- 9.1 REST-Enabled SQL Service Terminology
- 9.2 Configuring the REST-Enabled SQL Service
- 9.3 Using cURL with REST-Enabled SQL Service
- 9.4 Getting Started with the REST-Enabled SQL Service
- 9.5 REST-Enabled SQL Service Examples
- 9.6 REST-Enabled SQL Request and Response Specifications
- 9.7 Supported SQL, SQL*Plus, and SQLcl Statements
- 9.8 REST-Enabled SQL Service and MySQL Database
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10
GraphQL in Oracle REST Data Services
- 10.1 GraphQL Terminology
- 10.2 Enabling GraphQL in Oracle REST Data Services
- 10.3 Enabling Objects for GraphQL
- 10.4 Accessing Objects Using GraphQL queries
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10.5
Examples of Filtering in
Queries
- 10.5.1 Supported Data Types
- 10.5.2 Filtering by Primary Key
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10.5.3
Where Filter
- 10.5.3.1 Example: EQUALS (eq) operator
- 10.5.3.2 Example: Greater than (>) Operator and Date Data Type
- 10.5.3.3 Example: LIKE (like) operator
- 10.5.3.4 Example: IN (in) operator
- 10.5.3.5 Example: AND (and) operator
- 10.5.3.6 Example: OR (or) operator
- 10.5.3.7 Example: Where Filter in Children Types
- 10.5.3.8 Working with Dates/Timestamps Using Filters
- 10.6 Sorting the Data
- 10.7 Keyset Pagination
- 10.8 Using Dynamic Arguments in Queries: Variables
- 10.9 GraphiQL
- 11 Extending ORDS Functionality with Plugins
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12
Migrating from mod_plsql to ORDS
- 12.1 Oracle HTTP Server mod_plsql Authentication
- 12.2 Example Oracle HTTP Server DAD file
- 12.3 Mapping mod_plsql Settings to ORDS
- 12.4 Example ORDS Configuration Files
- 12.5 Example ORDS URL Mapping
- 12.6 Example ORDS Default Configuration
- 12.7 Oracle REST Data Services Functionality
- 12.8 ORDS Features
- 12.9 Modifying Synonyms
- A Setting-up a PL/SQL Gateway User
- B Oracle REST Data Services Database Type Mappings
- C Troubleshooting Oracle REST Data Services
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D
Third-Party License Information
- D.1 BSAFE Software (CCME, MES, Crypto J, Cert J, and SSL J) 4.1.x, 4.1.x, 6.1.x, 6.1.x, 6.1.x, 6.2.x
- D.2 Join Monster 3.3.2
- D.3 graphql-compose 9.0.10
- D.4 graphql-js 16.8.0
- D.5 react 18.2.0
- D.6 JavaScript Extension Toolkit (JET) 14.0.0
- D.7 long.js 5.2.3
- D.8 gridstack.js 8.3.0
- D.9 HttpComponents 5.14
- D.10 commons-io 2.13.0
- D.11 jackson-module-jaxb-annotations 2.13.4
- D.12 jackson-annotations 2.13.4
- D.13 jackson-databind 2.15.2
- D.14 jackson-dataformat-xml 2.15.2
- D.15 jackson-core 2.13.4
- D.16 jackson-jr 2.13.4
- D.17 Jakarta Json Processing API (JSON-P) 2.1.1
- D.18 MongoDB bson 4.10.2
- D.19 SnappyJS 0.7.0
- D.20 Google Guava 32.1.1
- D.21 history 5.0.0
- D.22 Eclipse Yasson 2.0.4
- D.23 Eclipse Parsson 1.1.1
- D.24 swagger-ui 5.1.1
- D.25 Jetty 10.0.17
- D.26 Javassist 3.29.2-GA
- D.27 avsc 5.7.7
- D.28 babel-polyfill 7.20.15
- D.29 Dexie 3.2.4
- D.30 d3-flame-graph
- D.31 D3 7.8.4
- D.32 SheetJS 0.20.0
- D.33 Monaco Editor 0.40.0
- D.34 xml2js 0.4.23
- D.35 Hack 3.003
- D.36 react-dom 18.2.0
- D.37 Commons Compress 1.21
- D.38 codemirror-workspace 0.2.4
- D.39 vscode-jsonrpc-ww 0.2.4
- D.40 lsp-connection 0.2.4
- D.41 ANTLR4 Java Runtime 4.11.1
- D.42 Commons FileUpload 1.5
- D.43 opentelemetry-java 1.22.0
- D.44 grammars-v4-javascript 8a7bfe5
- D.45 grammars-v4-typescript d2f7a96
- D.46 VSCode Language Server - Node 8.1.0
- Index