Which three are exposed in Visual Builder Studio? (Choose three.)

Visual Builder Studio (VBS) is Oracle's designated environment for extending Fusion Cloud Applications using the Redwood user experience. It directly exposes three key types of resources to facilitate this:
1. Fusion Cloud Apps REST endpoints: VBS includes a service catalog that allows developers to browse and select from the rich set of REST APIs exposed by the connected Fusion instance. This is the primary mechanism for data interaction.
2. Redwood templates and patterns: To ensure consistency and accelerate development, VBS provides a library of pre-built page templates and patterns that conform to the Redwood design system's principles and layouts.
3. Redwood UI components: The VBS visual designer includes a component palette with Oracle JET (JavaScript Extension Toolkit) components that are styled to match the Redwood look and feel, enabling the creation of compliant user interfaces.

A. Fusion Cloud Apps database tables: VBS does not provide direct access to the underlying database tables. Interaction with Fusion data is managed exclusively through the published REST APIs for security, stability, and encapsulation.
B. Fusion Cloud Apps action chains developed by Oracle: Action chains are a client-side construct within a Visual Builder application that defines its behavior. They are not artifacts exposed by the Fusion Cloud Apps backend service itself.

1. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation (Visual Builder): "About Developing Fusion Applications with Oracle Visual Builder Studio" states

"When you develop an extension

you'll use business objects from the Fusion Applications instance that your VB Studio instance is associated with. These business objects are exposed through a service catalog..." and "...you'll use the same Redwood components and page templates that Oracle uses to develop its own apps." This confirms the use of REST endpoints (via the service catalog)

Redwood components

and templates.

Source: Oracle Help Center

Develop Fusion Applications with Oracle Visual Builder Studio

"About Developing Fusion Applications with Oracle Visual Builder Studio".

2. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation (Visual Builder): "Add a Service Connection" section details how to connect to services. It explicitly mentions

"The catalog shows all the services available in the Oracle Fusion Cloud Applications instance that your visual application is associated with." This directly supports the exposure of REST endpoints.

Source: Oracle Help Center

Developing Applications with Oracle Visual Builder

"Working with Service Connections"

"Add a Service Connection".

3. Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation (Visual Builder): "About Redwood" section explains

"To help you build apps that are consistent with the Redwood user experience

Visual Builder provides a wealth of resources

including a Redwood template... and a rich set of UI components that implement the Redwood design system." This confirms the availability of both Redwood templates and UI components.

Source: Oracle Help Center

Developing Applications with Oracle Visual Builder

"Building Your User Interface"

"About Redwood".