We can import every javascript library (including jQuery) to Oracle APEX using standard import file process available from application level (Home>Application Builder>Application>Shared Components>Static Files) and then reference it in page header using #APP_IMAGES# or #WORKSPACE_IMAGES# as file source. However files imported this way won’t be cached by browser (they are in database, not in server’s file system) and using this technique it’s hard to import packages containing several files referencing to each other (like jQuery UI). So if it’s possible you should upload jQuery and jQuery UI files directly on APEX server. To do this, find APEX folder and "images" catalogue inside. In "images" create subfolder "jQuery" and copy there jQuery and jQuery UI files. FILES FROM SERVER In "images" folder you should find imagelist.xml file. Edit it and add all dictionaries and all files you’ve just copied. Save the file, run SQL*Plu...
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