Containers
You add containers to your model by dragging them from the Compose Model task panel to the Design board. You can then drag views and other elements into the containers, either on the Design board or the Layout board.
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Name |
Icon |
Available in |
Description |
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Panel |
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Composite view |
A generic container used to create complex layouts. You can use Panel containers to assign different properties to content that is grouped in each panel. For example, you may want to arrange one set of view elements using a vertical flow, and another set of view elements using a horizontal flow. In this case, you could place each set of elements in a separate Panel container. |
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Tabstrip |
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Composite view |
A set of labeled tabs that enables navigation between content layers. Tabstrip containers enable you to group model elements into different tabs. The runtime user displays each content group by selecting the relevant tab. |
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Wizard |
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Composite view |
A container that uses sequential labeled steps to represent different content layers. The runtime user navigates between content layers using toolbar buttons or by clicking the step labels at the top of the Wizard container. |
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View Switch |
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Composite view |
A simple container that displays one content layer at a time, with no navigation selector. The View Switch container enables the runtime user to "flip" between views - similar to tabs - but by means of buttons that specify the navigation. The UI elements in one View Switch layer are displayed when the button in another View Switch layer is clicked. |
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Popup |
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Composite view |
A container that displays its content in a popup window. For more information, see Defining Popups . |




