dragon.XPF · Oracle & APEX

Modern login.
Control access.
Connect identities.

Authentication and authorization from a single source: dragon.XPF connects passkeys, TOTP, and existing user directories with a flexible permission model for your Oracle APEX applications.

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  • Passkeys & TOTP.
  • For Oracle & APEX.
Identity & Permissions
dragon.XPF

One foundation. Clear access rules.

Modern loginPasskeys
Additional factorTOTP & MFA
Existing directoriesLDAP & AD
Targeted accessGroups & Roles

Authentication

The right login.
For your applications.

Complex requirements call for more than standard mechanisms. dragon.XPF integrates modern login methods and existing user directories into your Oracle APEX applications – even without Single Sign-On.

Passwordless

Passkeys

Modern, username- and password-free authentication using passkeys. This provides your users with a convenient alternative to traditional password entry.

Authenticator Apps

TOTP & MFA

Additional security with time-based one-time codes (TOTP). Google Authenticator, Microsoft Authenticator, and other compatible TOTP apps are supported. MFA can be configured on a per-application and per-user basis.

Directory Integration

LDAP & AD

Connect Active Directory via an LDAP connector. Users can log in using their Windows domain credentials and be imported from the directory.

Standalone Management

FORMS

Utilize standalone user management with FORMS authentication. LDAP and FORMS can be used in parallel; imported users can also log in via FORMS or passkeys.

Modern login and existing infrastructure – combined in dragon.XPF.

Integration & Connectors

Existing structures.
Modern integration.

Integrate dragon.XPF into existing Oracle APEX applications. Various connectors per user and combinable authentication methods enable integration into your existing system landscape.

The LDAP Test Center supports the verification of queries using search base, scope, and filters. Individual password complexity rules can be defined for each connector.

dragon.XPF: Overview of authentication connectors
Manage connectors and configure authentication methods.

Authorization & User Management

Clear rights.
Transparent structures.

Groups. Roles. Objects.A unified administration concept.

  • 01 / Structure

    Groups and Roles

    Roles are formed from permission objects, and groups are formed from roles. This allows you to map even complex permission structures as applications and user numbers grow.

  • 02 / Assignment

    Individual Permissions

    Grant rights via groups and roles or assign individual permission objects directly to a user.

  • 03 / Transparency

    Effective Permissions

    View the rights that are actually in effect within the user profile. The “Effective Permissions” section makes the result of all assignments transparent and easy to trace.

  • 04 / Synchronization

    Keep APEX Objects Up to Date

    Permission objects are automatically synchronized with your APEX applications. New components are detected, and objects that no longer exist are removed.

  • 05 / Control

    Targeted Access Control

    Manage APEX components that support an authorization scheme. You can also control the editing of Interactive Grids using read-only permissions.

  • 06 / Administration

    Overview of Assignments

    View users assigned to a role or group, check the usage of permission objects, and add or remove users directly within the respective view.

Insights into dragon.XPF

One ​​interface.
A complete overview.

User management, profiles, as well as groups and roles follow a unified concept. Open the screenshots to view the individual screens in full size.

User Management

Centrally manage users

Keep track of users and their assignments – with support for various connectors per user.

dragon.XPF: User management
User details

Trace effective rights

Examine groups, roles, individual authorization objects, and the resulting effective permissions.

dragon.XPF: User profile with permission assignments
Groups & Roles

Structuring Permissions

Bundle permission objects into roles and roles into groups. Membership details remain visible at all times.

dragon.XPF: Overview of roles

Permission Objects

From the application
down to the individual component.

dragon.XPF uses permission objects based on the APEX standard. In principle, you can manage any APEX component that supports an authorization scheme.

Application & Navigation

Structures

Application, Page, Breadcrumb Entry, List Entry, and Page Branch.

UI & Data

Components

Interactive Grid, Interactive Grid Column, Page Button, Page Chart Series, Page Interactive Report Column, Page Item, Page Region, and Page Report Column.

Logic & Processing

Processes

Application Computation, Application Process, Page Computation, Page Dynamic Action, Page Process, and Page Validation.

Technical Presentation

Get to know
dragon.XPF.

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Insight into dragon.XPF

Learn more about the concept and how to work with dragon.XPF in our technical presentation.

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Your next step

Modern authentication.
Tailored authorization.

Do you want to integrate passkeys, TOTP, or a comprehensive authorization model into your Oracle APEX applications? Discuss your requirements with us.

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