Step 4: Binding the Attribute 

Once the context of the view has been mapped to the context of the component controller, an interface element of the first view can now be bound to attribute MYNAME.

Your first view is still displayed.

Procedure

       1.      Switch to the Layout tab page and ensure that the Workbench is in change mode.

       2.      Select the INPUT element in the hierarchy below the RootUIElementeContainer.

       3.      Find the value entry in the properties table and click on the corresponding button in the Binding column on the right-hand side of the table.

       4.      The context hierarchy of the view is now displayed in a separate window. Double-click on the MYNAME attribute (in this case, the only attribute) to select it.

The Value column of the table now contains the MYNAME attribute.

       5.      Save your changes.

Result

The UI element ENTRY is now bound to the attribute MYNAME of the view context. The attribute can now be assigned a value by user input. Since mapping was defined between the context of the view and the context of the component controller, the value of the attribute is changed accordingly. It can be made accessible from here to a second view by defining mapping similarly between its view context and the context of the component controller. You now need to structure the second view accordingly.

Step 5: Designing the Second View