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Definition

Configuring a View in a Feature allows to define how the Feature will appear on the Screen.

View corresponds to a tab in the feature:

If only one View is configured, then a single page will be displayed.
If several Views are configured then there will be one tab displayed per configured View.

One view	Two views

Configuration

Properties

Property name	Type	Mandatory	Description
id	`String`	YES	The id is the unique identifier of each View.
description	`String`	NO	Used to describe the View that will be configured. It is possible to modify this property after the creation of the Feature.
icon	`String`	NO	Allows to configure an icon on each View (https://fontawesome.com/v4.7.0/icons/ ) The icon is only visible if there are at least two views configured.
displayCondition	`Boolean`	NO	Allows to display or not the View according to the configured script.
sections	-	NO	A View is composed of Section(s). A Section groups related elements inside a View. At least one Section must be configured in a View.

Example

One view

Two views (with display condition)

<screen>         
	<views>
		<view id="view-1">
        	<description>test-view-1</description>
            <sections>
			</sections>
        </view>
    </views>
</screen>

<screen>         
	<views>
         <view id="view-1">
               <description>test-view-1</description>
               <icon>fa fa-id-card-o</icon>
               <sections></sections>
         </view>
     </views>
         <view id="view-2">
               <description>Display information on the user</description>
               <icon>fa fa-bookmark-o</icon>
			   <displayCondition type="CONDITION" category="FEATURE" engineType="GROOVY">
				  	<spec><![CDATA[
							if 	(OBJECT.type = "Employee" AND OBJECT.status="ACTIVE" AND OBJECT.enabled) {
								return true
							}
							else {
								return false
							}
					]]></spec>
			   </displayCondition>
               <sections></sections>
          </view>
      </views>
</screen>

Definition

Configuration

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