Creating a Page from the Application Home Page

To create a page from the Application home page:

1. On the Workspace home page, click Application Builder.

2. Select an application.

   The Application home page appears.

3. Click the Create Page button.

4. Select the type of page you want to create as described in the following table.

   Page Type	Description
   Blank Page	Creates a blank page.
   Multiple Blank Pages	Creates multiple blank pages.
   Report	Formatted result of a SQL query. Available options: SQL Report - Creates a report based on a custom SQL SELECT statement or a PL/SQL function returning a SQL SELECT statement that you provide. Interactive Report - Creates an interactive report based on a custom SQL SELECT statement you provide. Users can alter the layout of report data by selecting specific columns, applying filters, highlighting, and sorting. They can also define breaks, aggregations, different charts, and their own computations. Report on Web Service Result - Creates a report on a Web Service result. Wizard Report - Creates a report without requiring any SQL knowledge. Select the appropriate schema, table, columns, and result set display. See Also: "Creating Reports" and "Implementing Web Services"
   Chart	Enables you to create three types of graphical charts: HTML, Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG), and Flash. See Also: "Creating Charts"
   Form	Creates a form interface with which users can update a single row or multiple rows within a table. See Also: "Creating Forms"
   Wizard	Create a wizard.
   Calendar	Generates a calendar with monthly, weekly, and daily views. See Also: "Creating Calendars"
   Tree	Creates a a tree to graphically communicate hierarchical or multiple level data. See Also: "Creating Trees"
   Login Page	Creates a login page. See Also: "Building a Login Page"
   Access Control	Creates a page containing a access control list, enabling developers to control access to an application, individual pages, or page components. See Also: "Controlling Access to Applications, Pages, and Page Components"
   Page Zero	A page zero that functions as a master page. The Application Express engine renders all components you add to page zero on every page within your application. You can further control whether the Application Express engine renders a component or runs a computation, validation, or process by defining conditions. See Also: "Displaying Components on Every Page of an Application"

   
   

5. Follow the on-screen instructions.