Oracle Application Express for Mobile Web Applications by Hartman, Roel -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Title Copyright Contents at a Glance Contents Foreword About the Authors About the Technical Reviewer Acknowledgments Introduction Chapter 1: Introduction to APEX for Mobile Web Development

Designing Mobile Applications Web-Based vs. Native Mobile Applications Responsive Design Choosing Responsive Design, Desktop, or Mobile Wrap Up

Chapter 2: Creating Mobile Pages

How jQuery Mobile Pages Are Constructed Your First Mobile APEX Application Dialogs Transitions Popups Loading Widgets Templates Mixed Applications Wrap Up

Chapter 3: Presenting Data Through List Views

Create a Basic List Style Your List

The Inset List Feature The Enable Search Feature The Show List Divider Feature The Counter Column Feature The Show Image Feature The Link Target Feature The Has Split Button Feature The Is Nested List View Feature The Advanced Formatting Feature Number of Fetched Rows

Add Swipe-to-Delete Functionality Add Automatic Push of Next Records List View Exercise Implement Custom Sorting Wrap Up

Chapter 4: Accepting Input via Forms

Revisiting the Login Page Grid Layout

Using Grid Layout Using Grid Layout in APEX

Collapsible Content

Using Collapsible Content Using Collapsible Content in APEX

HTML5 Input Elements Other Mobile Input Elements

Slider Select List Radio Group Flip Toggle Switch

Adding Swiped Navigation Changing the Delete Confirmation Dialog Changing the Process Success Message Finishing the Forms Wrap Up

Chapter 5: Displaying Calendars and Charts

Calendars Charts Other Options

Google Maps Highcharts

Flotcharts Wrap Up

Chapter 6: Implementing a Navigation Standard

Getting More Native Creating Your Own Springboard

Setting Up Your Springboard Enhancing the Springboard

Creating a Tab Navigation Remove HTML-Style Buttons Creating a Slide Menu Wrap Up

Chapter 7: Theming Your Mobile Application

Using ThemeRoller

Getting Started Modifying the Default Theme

Creating Your Own Theme

Making Global Swatch Changes Creating a New Swatch Adding the Customized Theme to Your Application Changing the Swatch by the User

Creating Your Own Icons Wrap Up

Chapter 8: Working with Dynamic Actions

Client-Side Interactivity Introduction to Dynamic Actions

Dynamic Actions Components Creating Some Test Pages Thinking Through a Dynamic Action Creating a Dynamic Action Declaring a Server Call Example

Changes to Dynamic Actions in APEX 4.2

No More Standard vs. Advanced New Declarative Events

Mobile-Specific Event Examples

Orientation Change Event Swipe-Left and Swipe-Right Events

Advanced Dynamic Actions

Custom JavaScript Nonstandard Selection Types Event Scope Custom Events Virtual Click Events Complete List of Dynamic Action Events

Wrap Up

Chapter 9: Deploying Applications Natively

Native, Web, or Hybrid Apps?

Web Apps Native Apps Hybrid Apps

PhoneGap Architecture

Application User Interface The PhoneGap API API Feature Overview Application Packaging and Distribution

Configuring an Android Development Environment for Cordova

Setting Up Eclipse Setting Up Android Tools

Creating the PhoneGap App Project

Creating a New Eclipse Project Adding PhoneGap to the Android Project Configuring the Android App Deploying the App to the Simulator Deploying the App to a Device

APEX and PhoneGap Whitelisting

Syntax Configuration

Using the PhoneGap API in APEX Pages

Cross-Platform Page Template Device Camera Example Using an iFrame to Access the PhoneGap API

Using Adobe PhoneGap Build

Preparing Your Application for PhoneGap Build Configuration Using config.xml Compiling Your App

Wrap Up

Chapter 10: Securing Your Mobile Application

Considering Security Implications Applying General Security Settings

Configuring SSL Setting Timeout Encrypting Data

Using the APEX Security Features Splitting Applications Wrap Up Next Steps

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