Defining the user interface through view definitions
In BMC Helix Innovation Studio, a view definition is a graphical representation of your application. You use the view definitions to design the user interface for applications.
You can create a view definition by arranging the data items in a specific order or by showing only specific data items. For example, a view definition called Tracking Item which will be used to create and update Tracking Item records.
Where to go from here
Use the information in the following table to navigate to the topic relevant to your goal.
Goal | Where to go |
|---|---|
To understand the components of view definitions. | |
To create view definitions or update the existing view definitions. | |
To perform an action in a view definition such as saving a view, deleting a record instance, and launching a URL. | |
To define the layout for a region of a view that can include view components or nested container. | |
To design a user interface where you can create or edit associations between the record definitions. | |
To define the tabbed view layout for a region of a view that can include view components. | |
To configure the responsive web layout of a view definition. | |
To create record instances or to modify existing record instances from the view definition. | |
To display the record instances and fields of the associated record definitions in a tabular format on the user interface of the deployed application. | |
To create a view definition for localized field values | |
To extend a view so that multiple views are displayed as a single combined view during runtime. |