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At this juncture, neither Studio nor the Server use the information returned from this method.
One of the reasons is that for some elements, what element data is created may not be known
until runtime. In future versions, Studio may utilize the results of this method to aid the
application designer in choosing element data when using substitution. In the meantime, the
method must be configured to return something, either
One of the reasons is that for some elements, what element data is created may not be known
until runtime. In future versions, Studio may utilize the results of this method to aid the
application designer in choosing element data when using substitution. In the meantime, the
method must be configured to return something, either
null
or at least one element data variable.
Setting[] getSettings()
This method describes the settings this element contains in its configuration. All element types
have settings which allow a designer to control how the element functions when visited. Studio
uses information returned in this method to render the Settings tab in the Element Configuration
Pane. This method returns an array of
have settings which allow a designer to control how the element functions when visited. Studio
uses information returned in this method to render the Settings tab in the Element Configuration
Pane. This method returns an array of
Setting
objects, where each
Setting
object represents a
single setting rendered on a separate line in the Element Configuration Pane. The setting object
lists the following information about a setting:
lists the following information about a setting:
•
Its real and display name. Studio uses the display name in the Element Configuration Pane
and the real name is used everywhere else (such as when referring to the setting in the
element Java code).
and the real name is used everywhere else (such as when referring to the setting in the
element Java code).
•
The setting data type. The data type determines how the information is entered in Studio. The
following lists the different data types available:
following lists the different data types available:
o
Boolean.
The boolean data type displays a dropdown menu with two options, true and
false.
o
Enumerated.
The enumerated data type displays a dropdown menu with the options
defined in the enumeration.
o
Float.
The float data type displays a text box that accepts only floating point numbers.
The setting can define upper and lower limits for the entered number.
o
Integer.
The integer data type displays a text box that accepts only integer numbers. The
setting can define upper and lower limits for the entered number.
o
String.
The string data type displays a text box that accepts any input.
o
Textbox.
The textbox data type displays a button that when clicked produces a large text
field that accepts any input. It should be used when text content tends to be long and it is
desirable to give more space to enter the setting value than would normally be given with
a string data type.
desirable to give more space to enter the setting value than would normally be given with
a string data type.
•
Whether the setting is required or repeatable. A required setting is displayed with a red star
next to it and Studio will not allow the application to be deployed or validated if this setting
is left blank. A repeatable setting is displayed with a plus sign next to it and can be given
multiple values by the application designer. A setting can be both required and repeatable in
which case there must be at least one value.
next to it and Studio will not allow the application to be deployed or validated if this setting
is left blank. A repeatable setting is displayed with a plus sign next to it and can be given
multiple values by the application designer. A setting can be both required and repeatable in
which case there must be at least one value.
•
Whether the setting allows substitution within it. Substitution is a mechanism for specifying
the assembly of dynamic content in Studio at build time. A setting can be configured to allow
the assembly of dynamic content in Studio at build time. A setting can be configured to allow
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