You can make pages public if you want your users to see the pages without logging
in.
Most pages are only viewable by logged in users. A limited number of pages are public
so that users do not have to log in to view them, such as the welcome page, the
front page, and the login and logout pages.
Warning: Several base system
public pages are required for the functionality of many features. Do not disable
base system public pages.
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In the application navigator filter, type
sys_public.list.
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Click New.
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In the sys_public table, create a record with the following values.
| Field |
Description |
| Page |
The name of the page. For example: $sp |
| Active |
When selected, the page is publicly accessible. Deselect
the Active option when you want the page to be
private. |
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Click Save.
By setting active to true, the page is public, so anyone visiting
<instance_name>/sp or
<instance_name>/$sp.do can access the page.
