Moving applications across databases

I require to move an application from database A to database B. I want to move just the application not any tables etc. they already exist on database B.
How do I go about it? Do I have to go to the application, then click the down arrow on IMPORT/EXPORT --> Export -->Application.
What are the settings that need to be selected on the Export Application page (File Format, Owner overide etc).
Do I then log onto database B and import the application file that was created above. Can the users then log on and start using the application?
Thanks

Rick,
Yes, just go to Export Application as you described.
File Format - Depending on your client machine - DOS will add carriage returns and line feeds, UNIX will just have line feeds.
Owner Override - if application schema owner is changed. If not, leave it blank.
Build Status Override - if you want to continue application development on db B, or just run only.
Others are self-explanatory.
You can either use the Application Builder interface of database B to import, or logon to database B via SQL Plus and run the exported SQL file.
Ittichai

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Method one – standard procedure
Step 1: Take note of your add-ons
Take note of the add-ons (plugins) currently installed and enabled in Confluence, so that you can reinstate them later. Make a note of the following for each add-on:
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Install the database server.
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Step 4. Install Confluence (same version number) in a new location
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Note: You must use the same version of Confluence as the existing installation. (If you want to upgrade Confluence, you must do it as a separate step.) For example, if your current site is running Confluence 5.1.2, your new installation
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