I stumbled across this great post from a non-Oracle specific developer, and I thought I'd mention it here because it's worth a read.
http://zderadicka.eu/web-clients-are-getting-thick/
I've re-posted my comment here because they were thoughts rattling in my brain that I was going to rabble on about one day.
I've been thinking the same thing recently in regard to requests for Oracle APEX pages to not rely on connection to the database in order to operate for a time - using HTML5 storage in the meantime, then synchronising once connection is established.
Essentially native mobile app behaviour in a web/hybrid application.
I've also noticed issues in performance during my general mobile usage, particularly when it comes to web surfing. If you visit a news site in desktop format with your smartphone (particularly earlier models) it takes a while to render, yet open the same pages on your laptop using the phone as a data tether (to facilitate same download speed) - I've noticed rendering is much faster.
The front end will also have to do rendering work, and browsers have been competing against each other for rendering speed for ages, but yes - they're getting thick again.
Is this the circle of life?
2 comments:
Hi,
i've tested SSO with 2 application in same workspace and it work
but if i've 2 application in different workspace when jump from app1 to app2 i get login page to access into app2.
How to implement SSO in this case? Do you have any suggestions?
Thank you very match
The OTN/ODC forums are probably the best place for these sort of questions, or maybe orclapex.slack.com
I haven't had any recent experience with SSO, certainly not spanning workspaces. You may struggle to succeed with that.
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