if your IP address of your machine is 192.168.1.10, you would access with. Once it has completed and successfully rebooted, you should then be able to access APEX on port 80. After it completes, the script is set to reboot the machine - so ensure you save any unsaved work before running the above. This installation process should take around 20 minutes to complete. Now, we can start the installation process. I'd also suggest updating OOS_APEX_ADMIN_EMAIL to something other than (default). Otherwise, you can update the property OOS_APEX_USER_WORKSPACE to your preferred workspace name. If you don't wish to create a workspace/user during the installation, you can set the property OOS_ORACLE_CREATE_USER_YN to N. The script also creates an APEX workspace during the installation. The rest of the parameters are quite self explanatory - mostly relating to ports to use for various services. The path starts with file:///home/trent/orafiles because my user account is named trent, and I placed all the files in a new folder named orafiles. #No default value in here since only if you want to add it in (not required) #Note: at time of writing SQLcl is still in beta ORDS 3 specific scripts have also been included and need to be finalized once its out of beta OOS_APEX_FILE_URL=file:///home/trent/orafiles/apex_5.0_en.zip So the top of the config file should end up looking something like: These all related to the Oracle installation media that we copied over to the server in the previous step. The important properties you need to add a value for are: One editor that comes installed on our minimal CentOS is vi, but you can install another if you prefer - a popular choice is nano. In this folder, there is a config file that needs updating - config.properties. The next step is to change into that directory This will clone all the project files into a new folder named oraclexe-apex at the current file location. So, we need to clone the project onto our server, which is done with the following command. So for this, we will need to first install git. There is a project on GitHub that has some scripts that basically automate the whole installation process.
Installing Oracle XE, APEX, ORDS and SQLcl
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