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Fetch API for Oracle APEX - Part 2: Securing Endpoints

Fetch API for Oracle APEX - Part 2: Securing Endpoints

Fetch API series: * Part 1: Basic Usage [https://vmorneau.me/using-javascript-fetch-api-in-oracle-apex/] * Part 2: Securing Endpoints [https://vmorneau.me/securing-the-fetch-api-for-oracle-apex/] * Part 3: Security SIMPLIFIED [https://vmorneau.me/fetch-api-part-3] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is a follow-up to my previous blog post: Using the Fetch API in Oracle APEX [https://vmorneau.me/using-javascript-fetch-api-in-oracle-ap

Fetch API for Oracle APEX - Part 1: Basic Usage

Fetch API for Oracle APEX - Part 1: Basic Usage

Fetch API series: * Part 1: Basic Usage [https://vmorneau.me/using-javascript-fetch-api-in-oracle-apex/] * Part 2: Securing Endpoints [https://vmorneau.me/securing-the-fetch-api-for-oracle-apex/] * Part 3: Security SIMPLIFIED [https://vmorneau.me/fetch-api-part-3] -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Fetch is a JavaScript API native to all browsers that allows you to make a request to a URL. That request returns

JavaScript Promises in APEX

JavaScript Promises in APEX

As I was reading the APEX 5.1 API documentation [http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E71588_01/AEAPI/toc.htm] the other day, I noticed something pretty interesting under the apex.server [http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E71588_01/AEAPI/apex-server-namespace.htm#AEAPI29509] namespace. apex.server.process and apex.server.