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Web Component Guide
Switch Takes a single object or list of objects, usually specified by a
context selection, as an input. This layout displays one child view at
a time based on an input. It matches the type of the input, and
whether or not it is a list, against the list of child views and then
displays the child whose type most closely matches the input. In
other words, the input is matched against the child views in the
order that they are defined; in this way a more general view
(accepting of a broader type) can be listed after a number of more
specifically defined views and act as the “default” case.
Tab
Container
Shows the currently selected view in a set of views that have been
added to a menu. The current view may be changed by selecting a
different view from the menu bar. All views are maintained, and
participate in context updates.
Topology Allows you to define different views of up to four zoom levels for
combinations of Data Type and Is List, where Is List controls
whether the display is for a single object of that Data Type or a list
of them.
Type Is similar in appearance to the Switch layout, but the view that is
displayed for a given input object is based on the set of all views
that accept an object of that type as a sole input. The major
configuration property for a type-based layout is the input property,
an object whose type is used to determine the view to display.
Wizard
Layout
Displays a group of views in a set sequence that should facilitate a
workflow. Validation may be added as well.
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