ADF培训_12_Building_layouts_2009.pptVIP

Develop Applications with Oracle ADF 13 - * Creating Titled Sections and Subsections You may want to divide a page into sections and subsections, starting each section or subsection with a header. The af:panelHeader component enables you create sections and subsections with a label and an icon at the top of each section or subsection header, as shown in the first example on the slide. To enable users to toggle the display of contents under each section or subsection header, use the af:showDetailHeader component instead. This is similar to the af:panelHeader component, except that it renders a toggle icon that lets users hide or display the section or subsection contents. The second example on the slide shows a top section with its contents displayed, and a subsection with its contents hidden. Partial page rendering (PPR), which you learn about later in this lesson, is automatically used to refresh a section of the page when the user selects to hide or show contents under the header. The disclosed attribute on af:showDetailHeader specifies whether to show or hide the contents under its header. The default is false, meaning the contents are hidden. When the user clicks the toggle icon, an org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.event.DiscloserEvent is raised to the server. If you want to perform special handling of this event, you can bind the component’s disclosureListener attribute to a DisclosureListener method in a backing bean. Develop Applications with Oracle ADF 13 - * Grouping Semantically Related Components The af:group component aggregates or groups together children components that are related semantically. The af:group component does not provide any layout for its children. Used on its own, the af:group component does not render anything; only the children components inside of af:group render at run time. You can use any number of af:group components to group related components together. For example, you might want to group some of the input fields in a form layou