Step 2: Adding ORDS securityCreate an ORDS privilege and have it protect our fetch3 endpoint. See in Step 3 how to make :current_user have the same value as the APEX session :app_user. Instead, ORDS offers an implicit parameter :current_user which will play the same role. Create table projects (, created timestamp (6) with local time zoneInsert into projects (id, project, icon_css_classes, created, created_by) values (1, 'Maintain Support Systems', 'fa-awesome-face fa-lg', localtimestamp, 'TEST1') Insert into projects (id, project, icon_css_classes, created, created_by) values (2, 'Load Software', 'fa-dot-circle-o fa-lg', localtimestamp, 'TEST1') Insert into projects (id, project, icon_css_classes, created, created_by) values (3, 'Email Integration', 'fa-hand-grab-o fa-lg', localtimestamp, 'TEST1') Insert into projects (id, project, icon_css_classes, created, created_by) values (4, 'Documentation', 'fa-ambulance fa-lg', localtimestamp, 'TEST1') Insert into projects (id, project, icon_css_classes, created, created_by) values (5, 'Training', 'fa-credit-card fa-lg', localtimestamp, 'TEST1') Insert into projects (id, project, icon_css_classes, created, created_by) values (6, 'Bug Tracker', 'fa-spinner fa-lg', localtimestamp, 'TEST2') Insert into projects (id, project, icon_css_classes, created, created_by) values (7, 'Migrate Old Systems', 'fa-scissors fa-lg', localtimestamp, 'TEST2') Insert into projects (id, project, icon_css_classes, created, created_by) values (8, 'Software Projects Tracking', 'fa-rocket fa-lg', localtimestamp, 'TEST2') Insert into projects (id, project, icon_css_classes, created, created_by) values (9, 'Public Website', 'fa-bicycle fa-lg', localtimestamp, 'TEST2') Insert into projects (id, project, icon_css_classes, created, created_by) values (10, 'Early Adopter Release', 'fa-cutlery fa-lg', localtimestamp, 'TEST2') Insert into projects (id, project, icon_css_classes, created, created_by) values (11, 'Environment Configuration', 'fa-flask fa-lg', localtimestamp, 'TEST3') Insert into projects (id, project, icon_css_classes, created, created_by) values (12, 'Customer Satisfaction Survey', 'fa-hashtag fa-lg', localtimestamp, 'TEST3') Insert into projects (id, project, icon_css_classes, created, created_by) values (13, 'Convert Excel Spreadsheet', 'fa-shield fa-lg', localtimestamp, 'TEST3') Insert into projects (id, project, icon_css_classes, created, created_by) values (14, 'Upgrade Equipment', 'fa-tags fa-lg', localtimestamp, 'TEST3') DDL Step 1: Create an ORDS endpointCreate ORDS module, URI template and Resource Handler as follow: RESTful Service Module: fetch3Where p.created_by = :current_user - this is equivalent to :app_user in APEXBecause this query lives in ORDS, it does't have access to :app_user like we would need. Comparing a Classic Report with a secured Fetch call, showing the same data How to secure the Fetch APIHere's the DDL that I will use for the demo.
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I enjoy the learning journey so I'm more than happy to be off, but in all fairness Oracle did not document the Apex-Session HTTP header very well. T-Cards").append(result) And of course, execute the JavaScript function on page load: doFetch() Following , Kris Rice replied to my tweet with 1 line of code, destroying my entire approach:Did you try this option instead of OAuth ? pic.twitter.com/TYdx5eoo3k— krisrice 🏒🍺📷 January 8, 2021It's one of my favorite things: be offered a free code tip that ends up trimming my code. Const request = await fetch('', Let result = apex.util.applyTemplate(template, options) Apex.jQuery("#RegionFetchAPI. Step 3: Add Fetch API JavaScript to your pageTo call ORDS and pass the APEX :app_user we need to set a particular HTTP Header: Apex-Session.
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