XPages Data Binding: Connect the Front-End UI to Back-End Data
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An introduction to data binding in XPages by Roy Rumaner and myself.
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XPages Data Binding: Connect the Front-End UI to Back-End Data
- 1. The Ties That Bind: Examples of XPages Data Binding
- 5. Data Binding
- 8. Examples of Data Binding
- 10. Steps for Form Data Binding First we need to create a blank Custom Control
- 11. Steps for Form Data Binding Step 1: Select the Data Properties Step 2: Select Add. In this case we are going to create a new form so choose Domino Document
- 12. Steps for Form Data Binding Step 3: After selecting Domino Document, the right side of the properties opens up. The default name for your data source is “document1”.
- 13. Steps for Form Data Binding Step 4: Change the default name to something meaningful. We chose “dataDoc” for this one.
- 14. Steps for Form Data Binding Step 5: Next you need to bind the Custom Control to (in this case) a form. Every form in the database is available from this menu.
- 15. Steps for Form Data Binding Step 6: We chose the Library Reference form.
- 16. Steps for Form Data Binding Step 7: Next select the default action when this form is accessed.
- 17. Steps for Form Data Binding Step 8: We chose Open Document for this form
- 18. Steps for Form Data Binding Step 9: Now that you have identified the proper form, a list of all available fields will appear in the Data Controls box (upper right) Step 10: We want all the fields except CheckedOut. Highlight them and drag the list to the design window.
- 19. Steps for Form Data Binding
- 20. Steps for Form Data Binding Step 11: All the fields you selected are now available for initial set up.
- 21. Steps for Form Data Binding Step 12: Change the Date field to a DateTime Picker. Material and Categories to List Boxes and Location to a Combo Box.
- 22. New Xpage (based on previous data binding)
- 23. Setting the Date Field Step 13: Even though the Date Published field was created as a DateTime, you still need to set it to display properly.
- 24. Steps for Form Data Binding Step 14: Now the Date Published field shows as a date field.
- 25. Steps for Form Data Binding
- 26. Steps for Form Data Binding
- 30. Data Binding In a Repeat @DbColumn(@DbName(),'ByCategories',1)
- 31. Data Binding In a Repeat
- 32. Data Binding In a Repeat