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Home › Presentation › General Meeting Presentations › 2019 General Meeting Presentations › NYOUG 2019 Summer Meeting: Using Social Login with Oracle APEX

NYOUG 2019 Summer Meeting: Using Social Login with Oracle APEX

Thomas Petite Posted on June 15, 2019 Posted in 2019 General Meeting Presentations, 2019 Summer General Meeting Presentations Tagged with 2019, APEX, Social Login

Using Social Login with Oracle APEX

Social Login refers to using existing account information from social media services, such as Google or Facebook, to sign into a third-party website, instead of creating a new account that is specific to that website. Oracle APEX introduced support for social login, based on OAuth2, in version 18.1. With APEX 19.1, OAuth2-based authentication has been extended to logging into the APEX Builder itself. In this session, we’ll explain how social login works, how to configure a social login app in Google and Facebook and how to create an application in Oracle APEX that provides multiple forms of social authentication, in addition to using Oracle APEX accounts

Marc Sewtz is a Senior Software Development Manager at Oracle Corporation in New York. With over 20 years of industry experience, Marc held roles in Consulting, Sales and Product Development and today manages a global team of Software Developers and Product Managers in the Oracle Application Express (APEX) development team, part of the Oracle Database Tools group. Marc and his team are responsible for product features such as the Oracle Application Express User Interface and Theme infrastructure, Mobile development, Dynamic Actions, Reporting, Charting, Tabular Forms and PDF printing. Marc has a Master’s degree in Computer Science from the University of Applied Sciences in Wedel, Germany.

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