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In this tutorial, you learn how to add charts to your existing database application using Oracle Application Express 5.1.

This series contains Oracle Application Express 5.1 tutorials.

This tutorial describes how to customize the style of your application using the Developer tool and Theme Roller in Oracle Application Express 5.1.

This tutorial shows you how to create different types of Dynamic Actions on a page in your application using Oracle Application Express 5.1.

This tutorial shows you how to build, use, and customize a Websheet Application in Oracle Application Express 5.1.

This tutorial shows how to create PDF reports using the Oracle REST Data Services and Oracle Application Express 5.1.

This tutorial covers how to create a mobile web application using Oracle Application Express 5.1.

This tutorial shows how to translate an application developed in Application Builder using Oracle Application Express 5.1.

This tutorial shows you how to create a Data Loading Wizard for your application so that end users can add data into a table.

This tutorial covers how to execute a DDL script, review changes to the database objects, create, execute, test and debug a procedure.

In this tutorial, you use Oracle Application Express 5.1 to perform the following tasks:

• Initializing Migration
• Updating Navigation
• Improving the Home Page
• Improving the Customer Pages
• Improving the Product Pages>

In this tutorial, you learn how to perform the following tasks in Oracle Application Express 5.1:

• Install and run a Productivity application from the Packaged Apps gallery.
• Unlock the Productivity application for editing.
• Install and run a Sample Application from the Packaged Apps gallery.

This tutorial covers how to make changes to your database using the relational model in Oracle SQL Developer Data Modeler Release 4.1.