Adding css and script injection to other pages?

Venkata Rahul S

I intend to add script and css injection to a page, other than index.html.

I use oauth for logging in and the post login call back is a home.html, wwhere the actual OJet implementation kicks off. Any ideas on how to add css and script injection to more pages than just the index.html?

I looked up the oraclejet-build.js file. This does contain a placeholder for injection, but I am looking for an example script to be added here.

Also, is there a way to change the default page from index.html to a different one, say login.html? Can I modify the server script to make the server pick a different default webpage?

Thanks in advance

Rahul

John 'JB' Brock-Oracle

You will never need to do anything with the oraclejet-build or oraclejet-serve JavaScript files. They are legacy files and should not be modified.

You should be looking at the /scripts/hooks/ files and making modifications to your files using something like the after_build script. The hook scripts are discussed in the JET Developers Guide in this chapter https://docs.oracle.com/en/middleware/developer-tools/jet/11.1/develop/customize-web-application-tooling-workflow.html#GUID-0127CD04-FA1A-48FB-970A-FEEA8B28C6E7

The JET CLI uses Express as it's httpd server and it can be modified however you like. You should not plan to use this development server in any kind of production environment however. It is not supported for that purpose.

There is not the ability to change the default library name for the tooling currently.

John 'JB' Brock-Oracle

You will never need to do anything with the oraclejet-build or oraclejet-serve JavaScript files. They are legacy files and should not be modified.

You should be looking at the /scripts/hooks/ files and making modifications to your files using something like the after_build script. The hook scripts are discussed in the JET Developers Guide in this chapter https://docs.oracle.com/en/middleware/developer-tools/jet/11.1/develop/customize-web-application-tooling-workflow.html#GUID-0127CD04-FA1A-48FB-970A-FEEA8B28C6E7

The JET CLI uses Express as it's httpd server and it can be modified however you like. You should not plan to use this development server in any kind of production environment however. It is not supported for that purpose.

There is not the ability to change the default library name for the tooling currently.