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, use a view definition called Tracking Item to create and update Tracking Item records.

Related topics

Creating-the-definitions-for-a-tailorable-application

Important

Application business analysts can customize the objects developed in their own applications and that are marked customizable by the administrator, but cannot customize the objects developed in com.bmc.arsys in the Best Practice Customization mode. For example, objects in core BMC applications like Foundation, Approval, and Assignment cannot be customized in the Best Practice Customization mode. For more information, see Customization-layer. 

Consult the following topics for information about the View components:

Using view designer

Important

Although some of the view components might be visible but are not intended for global use and, therefore, are not documented. 

Basic components

Shared components

Common components

 

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