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Details component: Tag definitions

The Business Process Choreographer Explorer Details component displays the properties of tasks, work items, activities, process instances, and process templates.

The Details component consists of the JSF component tags: bpe:details and bpe:property. The bpe:property tag is a subelement of the bpe:details tag.

Component class

com.ibm.bpe.jsf.component.DetailsComponent

Example syntax

<bpe:details model=”#{MyActivityDetails}”>
    <bpe:property name=”name”/>
    <bpe:property name=”owner”/>
    <bpe:property name=”activated”/>
</bpe:details>

<bpe:details model=”#{MyActivityDetails}” style=”style” styleClass=”cssStyle”>
             style=”style”
             styleClass=”cssStyle”
</bpe:details>

Tag attributes

Use bpe:property tags to specify both the subset of attributes that are shown and the order in which these attributes are shown. If the details tag does not contain any attribute tags, it renders all of the available attributes of the model object.

bpe:details attributes

Attribute	Required	Description
columnClasses	no	A list of cascading style sheet style (CSS) style classes, separated by commas, for rendering columns.
id	no	The JavaServer Faces ID of the component.
model	yes	A value binding for a managed bean of the com.ibm.bpe.jsf.handler.BPCDetailsHandler class.
rowClasses	no	A list of CSS style classes, separated by commas, for rendering rows.
styleClass	no	The CSS class that is used for rendering the HTML element.

bpe:property attributes

Attribute	Required	Description
converterID	no	The ID used to register the converter in the JavaServer Faces (JSF) configuration file.
label	no	The label for the property. If this attribute is not set, a default label is provided by the client model class.
name	yes	The name of the property to be displayed. This name must correspond to a named property as defined in the corresponding client model class.

Adding the Details component to a JSF application