Drag an object from the Data Controls Create or Edit Action Binding DialogADF Mobile Iterator Structure Window for ADF Mobile AMX or Source editor for ADF Mobile AMXDrag an object from the Data Controls Create or Edit Action Binding DialogADF Mobile Iterator
Use to configure the iterator, including the bindings for the labels and fields, as well as configure the UI components used to collect and display values.
Because you are using the Data Controls panel to create the iterator, each field on the form will automatically be bound to an attribute of the object you have dragged and dropped onto the page. More
Fields
Display Label
Displays the value used to determine the label text. By default, the value is bound to the value of the label property on the associated binding object. For example, if the field is to be bound to the attribute Name, then the default value of the label is #{bindings.Name.label}. To change the value, click in the field to enter a JSF EL expression to bind to another resource, or enter the appropriate text, or use the drop-down menu to choose to not display a label for the component.
Value Binding
Displays the attribute to which the value of the UI component is bound. To change the value, click in the field and use the drop-down menu to select a different attribute. If you simply want to change the order of the attributes, use the Top, Up, Down, and Bottom icons instead of rebinding to different attributes.
Component to Use
Displays the component used to display the value. Use the drop-down menu to choose a different component. If you chose to create a standard Form, by default, ADF inputText components are used, except for dates, which use the inputDate component.
If you chose to create a Read-Only Form, outputText components are used for text and date fields. All components are placed inside
panelLabelAndMessage components, which have the label attribute
populated, and are placed inside a panelFormLayout component.
The components types for an ADF Mobile Iterator are:
Fusion Developer's Guide for ADF, "Creating a Basic Databound Page"
Fusion Developer's Guide for ADF, "Using Oracle ADF Model in a Fusion Application"
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