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WebComponent seats external objects or front-end plug-in mechanisms. |
WebComponent properties are used to specify the object to-be-used and to set it up.
Settings allow the user to establish communication between the application and the web-component.
WebComponent performance differs from that of other widgets. Data associated with this widget usually cannot be stored as it is, so that it could be taken and applied directly from the database column. Therefore, WebComponent are typically FORM_ONLY fields.
Form XML code:
<WebComponent visible="true" identifier="f2" gridItemLocation="0,0,1,1"/>
Inheritance diagram:
Most commonly used theme and form properties:
Influence and behavior:
To add a WebComponent to your form, drag-and-drop the WebComponent widget to a location of your choice in the Design Area. Note that the form must have a Root Container to contain all other widgets.