| Tag Summary |
| messages | Custom tag to display messages defined using call to CallContext.getInstance().getMessages().addXYZ() on the UI processed using servlet derived from WebUIServlet. Place this tag in your JSP page at the place where you want to display informational or error messages generated by application for the user. This tag will generate DIV element with informational and error messages in it that you can format using CSS. The default css classes for this tag are included in <%=contextpath%>/core/css/message.css. If you do not specify your own css styles, you should include this default css file whenever you use this tag. |
| messagelist | Custom tag to generate JavaScript array with list of messages, which should be displayed on the UI. The result will be two JavaScript arrays. The arrMessages will contain the messages and the arrMessageTypes will contain the types of messages (error, info). |
| pagecache | Custom tag providing ability to cache elements of the page usually from custom tags and then display them at later point when requested. The main purpose is to allow other tags to specify elements, such as css includes or javascript includes at one spot, e.g. using initialization tag. These elements will then be place on a specific places at the page using this tag. It also allows derived tags to cache their content and then other tags to fetch them and display at other places. |
| limit | Custom tag to intelligently limit the length of a text to certain length. If the length of the string needs to be limited, it will be cut if possible on a word boundary and a ... will be appended to the end. |
| idlist | Custom tag to construct string of ids of collection of data objects presented in a request separated by ','. |
| moduleinit | Custom tag to initialize the web module rendering. This needs to be the first tag of all web module tags and should be placed in the page before the html tag. |
| module | Custom tag to render visual representation of a web module in the page. The default visual representation of a web module is a tab on a toolbar. |