Overview Editor for ViewController-task-flow.xml - Managed Beans Page

ADF Mobile task flow then choose Overview editorManaged Beans

Use to create, edit, or delete a managed bean and managed bean properties. More

You can also register a managed property for a managed bean. When the bean is instantiated, the property is populated with a default value. More

To add a new managed bean or managed property to the task flow, click Add.

To delete a managed bean or managed property from the task flow, select it in the list and click Delete.

Managed Beans

Name
Enter a name for the managed bean, for example, managedBean1.

Class
Enter a class for the managed bean, for example, java.lang.String.

Scope
Choose a scope for the managed bean:

view - scope is available until the view ID for the current view activity changes. Use this scope to hold values for a given page.
pageFlow - scope is the duration between when the current task flow was called and when it finishes executing.
application - scope is the duration of the application.

Managed Properties

Name
Enter a name that uniquely identifies the managed property, for example, countrycode.

Class
Enter a Java class name that represents the managed property's type. for example, java.lang.String. Although the class can be inferred, this element should be populated if the configuration file is the source for generating the JavaBean.

If the property is a List, the List Entries table displays. If the property is a Map, the Map Entries table displays.

You can also click Edit to browse for existing classes.

Value
Enter an initial value for the property, for example, US. This defines the initial property value for an associated managed bean.

Specifying value sets the value of the <value> element.