Example 2: Calling APIs from an External System's UI

Example 2: Calling APIs from an External System's UI: You may want to allow people in your company to perform actions on Oracle LSH objects from an external system.

For example, instead of requiring that SAS developers check out Source Code in Oracle LSH before opening the SAS IDE from an Oracle LSH Program, you may want to add a button to the SAS user interface that calls the API for checking out the Source Code object when clicked. Then, if the program is located in a schema with Execute privileges on the security API, any user with SAS, a database account in Oracle LSH, and normal Oracle LSH object security privileges on the Source Code definition, can check out the Source Code definition directly from SAS.