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After you export an application and any related files and you import them into the target Oracle Application Express instance, the files are stored in the Export Repository. Next, you must install them.
Parent topic: Deploying an Application
You can install export files in the following ways:
After you import the export file, click the Install button and follow the on-screen instructions.
Import the export files into App Builder and then install the files from the Export Repository.
Install the export files from SQL*Plus.
Tip:
You can simplify the steps needed to deploy an application by creating a custom application.
See Also:
"Installing Exported Applications into a Runtime Environment" in Oracle Application Express Administration Guide
Parent topic: Installing Export Files
When you import an application and any related files into a target Oracle Application Express instance, the files are stored in the Export Repository. You can use the Export Repository to manage archived application exports, imports, and other files.
To access the Export Repository:
The Export Repository appears.
Parent topic: Installing Export Files
After you import an application export into an Oracle Application Express instance, you must install it before it can become active or available in App Builder.
To install an application export from the Export Repository:
This is the schema against which all of the application's SQL and PL/SQL are parsed.
Run Application Only
Run and Build Application
Select Run Application Only to run the application in the target instance and make it inaccessible to developers.
Tip:
If you select Run Application Only, the only way to change this setting after you import the application is to log in to Oracle Application Express Administration Services.
Auto Assign New Application ID
Reuse Application ID from Export File
Change Application ID
Use these options to avoid application ID conflicts. Use these options when you must have two versions of the same application in the same instance. For example, you might be migrating an application to a production instance and still need to maintain the development version.
Tip:
If you are installing a custom application, the installer prompts you to install the custom application installation scripts. Follow the on-screen instructions.
See Also:
"Changing Application Build Status Set During Deployment" in Oracle Application Express Administration Guide
Parent topic: Installing Export Files
After you import files into an Oracle Application Express instance, you must install them before they can become active or available in App Builder.
To install files stored in the Export Repository:
See Also:
Parent topic: Installing Export Files
You can delete a file from the Export Repository.
To delete a file from the Export Repository:
See Also:
Parent topic: Installing Export Files
You can also install export files from SQL*Plus. The export file must originate from the same user database account as the one into which you are installing.
The following restrictions apply for export files:
If the export file is a database application, then the application ID is overwritten. Therefore, the target workspace must own the ID of the application being installed.
If the export file is a Websheet application, then the target workspace must have Websheet Database objects set-up.
If the export file is a Websheet application, then the export file must be installed using the Websheet schema in the target workspace.
If the export file is a Websheet application, then the application ID is overwritten.
Parent topic: Installing Export Files
To install Oracle Application Express export files from SQL*Plus:
For example, if your export file is names f144.sql by default, you would type @f144
at the command prompt.
Parent topic: Installing Export Files