We have been developing web applications using PLSQL Web Toolkit. Now we are looking at alternatives--Oracle APEX and Formspider.
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Hi Sanjeev, Here are the answers to your questions: 1) Yes. If you take a look at how the security is implemented in the Formspider reference applications, you'll see that it uses a custom authorisation repository. You can download the reference application from here. 2) I would not recommend embedding Formspider screens into another application. Hope this helps. Kind Regard,s I also strongly recommend you to try make use of the Formspider authentication and authorization repository instead of a custom one. Since it is an integrated repository, it'll save you from a lot of coding.
(24 Mar '14, 05:50)
Yalim Gerger ♦♦
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Thanks for your quick response.
By the way, the other option is also possible in which you can integrate non-Formspider screens into Formspider. That's relatively easier. There is some built-in support for that depending on what you want to do. So I guess my point about merging Formspider with 3rd party screens is that this is something that needs to be evaluated on a case by case basis.
(25 Mar '14, 05:45)
Yalim Gerger ♦♦
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