UC_FROALA_SETTINGS

The package must be accessible for RESTful service handling images and the plug-in package UC_FROALA_RTE.

Dependencies

The package is used by the plug-in type UC_RTE_ACCESS_TOKEN to decode (or encode) the current access token used for RESTful handler request.

Variables

The package exposes the following variables:

• g_froala_access_token
• g_disable_rest_enabled_check
• g_update_include_rowcount

Configuration

g_froala_access_token

The variable value is used as an salt for encrypting the plug-in access token for RESTful handlers requests.

g_froala_access_token varchar2(64)  := '17273F940549E5B88416BEFDBF9C4BD4CC0E1F98283BA89B4907F6777B853F56';

:::danger default salt string value

It’s strongly recommended to change the salt string after installing the plug-in.

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g_disable_rest_enabled_check

The flag enables or disables the plug-in check if a current APEX schema is REST enabled.

When the flag is set to

• true - the plug-in ignores error raised when a current schema is not REST enabled
• false - the plug-in raises an error when a current schema is not REST enabled

g_disable_rest_enabled_check boolean default false;

• Disabling the plug-in check might be required when the RESTful service handling images is not in the same schema as an application implementing the plug-in and the schema is not REST enabled
• Since plug-in version 23.2.3, the variable can be set using the plug-in attribute Initialization PL/SQL Code in application component settings or on page item level

Process plug-in

g_update_include_rowcount

The flag enables or disables checking how many CLOB values in the database were affected by a developer-specific PL/SQL code when using process plug-in Update (PL/SQL Code).

When the flag is set to

• true - the plug-in adds UC_FROALA_RTE.g_froala_sqlrowcount after a developer’s PL/SQL Code
• false - a developer has to include UC_FROALA_RTE.g_froala_sqlrowcount in the PL/SQL Code

g_update_include_rowcount boolean default false;