Provides the classes used to generate a table of data in HTML.

OVERVIEW

This package contains the classes needed to represent the data model in a HTML table. There are different cell contents renderers available in this package that will allow you to modify how a cell is rendered on the TableView on a per cell basis. The HTML TableView allows editing the data via form submission. This package also contains several different cell content editors which allow you to use different types of editors for modifying data. For example, the CellContentsListBoxEditor renders an HTML List Box component that can be used for editing/modifying values in the data model.

PRIMARY CLASSES

TableView
  This is the actual class that generates the HTML table. This class uses the row and cell renderers to help generate the row and cell tags of the table.
TableViewComposite
  This class is a composite of the TableView and other TransformationBeans that work in conjunction to add advanced controls for manipulating the data model. The TableViewComposite includes the TableView, column and row NavigationBars, a RelationMenuBar, a title and footer labels.

For More Information:

The TableView is one of several TransformationBeans™ that rely on a set of style classes that are used by default when generating the resulting markup language. For more information on style sheets and the default style classes that apply to this TransformationBean, refer to the AppDev Studio Developer Site. You'll find a useful reference document entitled Cascading Style Sheets, Images, and TransformationBeans as well as the TransformationBeans Style Sheet Reference.

Visit the AppDev Studio Developer's Site to access step-by-step examples, white papers and additional usage information at http://support.sas.com/rnd/appdev/.

Examples for this class may be found on the Examples Site. You will initially see a subset of examples relating to the TableView classes. You can search for others as needed.

Note: A snapshot of the AppDev Studio Developers Site is installed on your local Web server when you install AppDev Studio. To access the site from webAF, select Help -> Developer Site.