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RESTful Deployment

I have been an enthusiastic APEX fan for years. And like every APEX fan, I also have a workspace on APEX. https://apex.oracle.com.

Here Oracle offers the possibility to get to know APEX and to host small demo projects. You can switch and manage within your workspace as you like. What Oracle does not offer here, however, is external access to the database / schema with an IDE or SQLPlus. Of course, otherwise Oracle would have to publish the port of the DB listener.

Recently I read an article by Peter Raganitsch. Link: http://www.oracle-and-apex.com/streaming-flat-file-data-into-database/    Here he describes how to upload and evaluate log files via RESTful Service. When I read that, I had an idea. Why shouldn’t this also work with my source code?

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JQuery datepicker with multiple tagged days

Hi, guys,

in one of my current Apex projects I have to show a mini calendar and mark certain days there. Unfortunately there is only the option to mark exactly one date in APEX. After a little Google research I came across the following article:
http://www.spiceforms.com/blog/highlight-particular-dates-jquery-ui-datepicker/

So what is done here is the following:

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Sublime Text 2

I read and hear more and more about Sublime Text. And although the editor’s beta version 3 has been around for ages, I’ve been working on Sublime Text 2. Well, what can I say? It’s a fantastic editor. There are a lot of different functions and plugins here, which make it easier to work with and almost exclude the use of the mouse.

I looked at the W. P. Hill Tech article. Here the author describes how to use ST2 as a build system for PL/SQL.