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Asked: 2020-10-21T23:13:07+00:00

Installation oracle apex on laptop – still not authorized to access admin apex page on my local host

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Installation oracle apex on laptop – still not authorized to access admin apex page on my local host

Hello,

I have run all the scripts from page https://www.foxinfotech.in/2020/04/installing-oracle-apex-20-1.html and https://www.foxinfotech.in/2019/04/install-oracle-apex-19-1-in-eleven-easy-steps.html but when i run

http://localhost:8181/apex/apex_admin on my browser, my username and password are wrong. I am using username admin and password of my choice. 

Is there a way to by pass the credentials to be able to see apex homepage and see admin apex page to sign in.

Thank you 

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  1. Actually I installed database 12c and your code work completely fine on 12c but there error on 19c.

    Issue still I cannot login to http://localhost:8181/apex/apex_admin

    It is not accepting my admin credentials during

    @apxchpwd.sql

  2. I got erros on the rest:

    @apex_rest_config.sql

Do I have to install ORDS or something Tomcat or anything else ?

I only installed apex 20.1 and Database 19c

  3. I am doing on Oracle Database 19c with apex 20.1. I did what you just said:

    alter session set container = orclpdb;

Yesterday I used what you said on page: 

https://www.foxinfotech.in/2020/04/installing-oracle-apex-20-1.html


    /* Then execute the below script */
Begin
    DBMS_NETWORK_ACL_ADMIN.APPEND_HOST_ACE(
        host => '*',
        ace => xs$ace_type(privilege_list => xs$name_list('connect'),
                           principal_name => 'APEX_200100',
                           principal_type => xs_acl.ptype_db));
End;
/

  4. Are you installing Oracle Apex on the Oracle 12c database or later? If yes, then you should set the container for the session before running each script. Below is the command to set the PDB for the current session:

    alter session set container = yourPDBname;

    You can also refer to the following threads: Unable to Login into Apex.

    If installing on Oracle Database prior to 12c, check if you have successfully completed the 7th step from the following tutorial. You can rerun the 7th step to confirm:

    Installing Oracle Apex 19.1 in eleven easy steps