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Buttons like Netbeans'

843806Jan 15 2008 — edited Jan 15 2008
Hi,

The buttons in NetBeans' toolbar, for example, don't have their content area filled. However, when rolling the mouse over them, the border is painted.
What are the properties needed to be enabled/disabled in order to acheive this effect? I've tried a bunch of them but without success.

Thank you.

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Jared C

Ok, I came across this blog and got the function implemented for our environment. It works as expected, but now, I am wondering how to set it up within Oracle APEX itself.

Specifically, if I make a call to ldap_auth in the Create Authorization Scheme dialog, how do I capture the username / password? I am mainly confused since at this point, I am trying to get an authorization at some point after authentication.

Jared C
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Alright, we figured it out.

Instead of passing the password to the ldap_auth function, we made a service account that has read-only permissions to all of the users attributes. We accomplished this by doing this:

Then I put those credentials in the function, and we pass in the username (:APP_USER is available in the Create Authorization Scheme dialog) and the group we want to check whether the user is in.

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