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gridDatas

The com.ibm.commerce.telesales.widgets.gridDatas extension point is used to declare grid datas for use in the IBM Sales Center user interface. Grid composites declaration can refer to grid data declarations.


Identifier:

com.ibm.commerce.telesales.widgets.gridDatas


Description:

The com.ibm.commerce.telesales.widgets.gridDatas extension point is used to declare grid datas for use in the IBM Sales Center user interface. Grid composites declaration can refer to grid data declarations.


Configuration Markup:

<!ELEMENT extension ( gridData+)>

<!ATTLIST extension

point CDATA #REQUIRED

id CDATA #IMPLIED

name CDATA #IMPLIED>

<!ELEMENT gridData ( style*)>

<!ATTLIST gridData

id CDATA #REQUIRED

horizontalSpan CDATA "1"

verticalSpan CDATA "1"

widthHint CDATA "-1"

heightHint CDATA "-1"

horizontalIndent CDATA "0">

This element is used to describe instances of org.eclipse.swt.layout.GridData objects. These declarations can be used by gridCompositeDefinition declarations of the com.ibm.commerce.telesales.widgets.compositeDefinitions extension point.

<!ELEMENT style (#PCDATA)>

Use this element to specify a GridData style. The following style values are recognized:


Examples:

<extension point=
 "com.ibm.commerce.telesales.widgets.gridDatas"
 >    

<gridData id=
 "customerOrganizationNameGridData"
 >       

<style>VERTICAL_ALIGN_BEGINNING

</style>       

<style>GRAB_HORIZONTAL

</style>       

<style>HORIZONTAL_ALIGN_FILL

</style>    

</gridData>    

<gridData id=
 "customerOrganizationNameFieldGridData"
  horizontalIndent=
 "5"
 >       

<style>HORIZONTAL_ALIGN_BEGINNING

</style>       

<style>GRAB_HORIZONTAL

</style>       

<style>HORIZONTAL_ALIGN_FILL

</style>       

<style>VERTICAL_ALIGN_CENTER

</style>    

</gridData> 
</extension>


API Information:

See org.eclipse.swt.layout.GridData

.


Supplied Implementation:

Many of the editors, dialogs, and views provided with the IBM Sales Center editor have made use of the gridDatas extension point in their declaration.


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