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2007 APEX Conference Details Announced

We've posted the session titles & abstracts for the 2007 APEX Conference to the ODTUG Kaleidoscope site.

There will be two tracks - one for beginners and one for experienced users. The Beginners Track will be more hands-on sessions and will assume no or little knowledge of APEX, whereas the Experienced Track will be more lecture and assume working knowledge of APEX.

Also, the Early Bird registration deadline has been extended until March 20th.

Hope to see you in Daytona this June!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Hello Scott,

Which version of APEX is installed with oracle 11gr1b4?

Apex 3.0 ?

mfo
March 2, 2007 at 4:28 AM
Scott said…
I'm not sure, but I suspect 2.2. However, 3.0 may ship with 11g.

- Scott -
March 2, 2007 at 7:59 AM
Anonymous said…
Thanks Scott,

I will confirm you which version is included in this release asap I can install it on one our our RED-HAT 3.0 servers.

We are betatesters for this version of ora11g...
thanks
mfo
oracle DBA
March 2, 2007 at 8:34 AM
Colin Sheppard said…
I presume this link is official as well?

http://www.odtugapextraining.com/index.htm

Do you see yourself re-running this course in another timezone say in San Francisco or Europe? Or more ambitiously in an Asia/Pacific location?
March 12, 2007 at 11:34 AM
Scott said…
Do you see yourself re-running this course in another timezone say in San Francisco or Europe? Or more ambitiously in an Asia/Pacific location?

Colin,

No decision has been made on whether we plan on re-running this course anywhere.

Thanks,

- Scott -
March 12, 2007 at 12:36 PM
Anonymous said…
Hello Scott.

I am a beginner in Apex. I am using apex 2.1 included in Oracle Database XE 10g. I was wondering if there is a way to udpate apex 2.1 to apex 3.0.
Besides that what will be the future apex releases for Oracle Express Edition Users or apex 2.1 will be the last.
Thanks in advanced for your answer.
-Roger Coronado-
April 5, 2007 at 1:06 AM
Scott said…
Roger,

These types of off-topic comments are best posted on the APEX Forum on OTN.

There are several discussions there about the compatibility of the APEX release found in XE vs. Release 2.2/3.0.

Thanks,

- Scott -
April 5, 2007 at 9:34 AM
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