Forms and Reports—The Basics - Beginning Oracle Application Express 4.2 - page 143

11. Set Page 3 to be a public page. Refer back to Chapter 5 for detailed
steps.
Finally, modify the process that was created to include a success message:
12. In the Page Processing tree, edit the process Run Stored Proced-
ure by double-clicking its name.
13. In the Messages region, enter the following for the Process Success
Message :
Your message has been sent.
14. Scroll to the top, and click Apply Changes .
Run your application, and test the Contact Us form. Each time you submit a record,
an e-mail is sent to [e-mail] . If you want to change the destination ad-
dress for the e-mail, you can use the SQL Workshop's Object Browser to edit the
CONTACT_US procedure.
Looking Behind the Scenes
From the user perspective, there is no indication that the form you've just created was
created on a procedure. Looking in the Application Builder, the objects in the Page
Rendering sections are similar to what you saw in your form on a table on page 2, but
not exactly. Let's take a look to see what makes your form on a procedure different
from the form on a table. Edit page 3 of your application. The Application Builder page
should look similar to that in Figure 6-23 .