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-- PedroRio - 11 Jun 2010

XvwAttributeBase

The XvwAttributeBase is not a component per-se, but it is (as the name suggests) the base for all attribute components in the XWC framework

All attribute components (used to build forms) are based on this component and inherit all its properties, thus it's important to know this component.

Property Description Requirement Default Value Data TypeSorted ascending Notes
isLov Renders the attribute as a dropbox. Optional False Boolean  
isLovEditable If set to True allows the user to edit the Lov. Optional False Boolean  
onChangeSubmit Trigers an event when the Attribute changes value. Optional False Boolean  
groupNumber COMPLETE Optional False Boolean  
readOnly Decides if the Attribute is read only. Optional False Boolean  
visible Evaluates if the Attribute is visible. Optional True Boolean  
modelRequired COMPLETE Optional False Boolean  
recommended Alerts the user to an Attribute that should be field in. Optional False Boolean  
enableCardIdLink COMPLETE Optional   Boolean  
dataType To define the type of data of the Attribute. Optional   Byte  
inputRenderType COMPLETE Optional   Byte  
dataFieldConnector To connect a data stored in a Data Base to the XvwAttributeBase. Optional   DataFieldConnector  
validation Defines if the Attribute is valid. Optional   EL If there is an e-mail Attribute Text the validation may be used to decide if the e-mail is in the correct format.
disabled Evaluates if the Attribute is disabled. Optional False EL/Boolean  
maxLength Restricts the attributes maximum length. Optional/Recommended 0 Integer If it is not declared the attribute will be rendered but, since the default value is zero, the user will not be able to write any thing down. It is recommended to define this field on the Attribute
decimalPrecision Defines the precision of a decimal. Optional   Integer  
minDecimalPrecision The minimum decimal precision Optional   Integer  
lovMap Defines the Map associated with a Lov Optional/Recommended when using a Lov   Map<Object, String> When using an AttributeLov, the lovMap is used to define the text and corresponding values of the drop down menu
renderedValue COMPLETE Optional   Object  
width Defines the width of the rendered Attribute. Optional   String  
height Defines the height of the rendered Attribute. Optional   String  
label Defines a label that is rendered along with the Attribute. Optional   String When the Attribute is rendered, the String defined in the label is also rendered to the left of the Attribute
displayValue The displayed value by the attribute Optional   String  
lookupViewer COMPLETE Optional   String  
invalidText The text to display when the attribute has an invalid value Optional   String  
dependencies COMPLETE Optional   String[]  
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Topic revision: r7 - 2011-04-04 - NicolauGrosskopf
 

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