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Views are standardized and reusable UI elements, such as forms, charts, and tables. You add views to your model by dragging them from the Compose task panel to the Design board. You define their logic and flow, and their input and output data on the Design board. You then define the content and layout on the Layout board. You can add views directly to the Design board as top-level elements, or you can add them within a container.

The following table lists the views that are available when building your composite view component:

Name

Icon

Description

Form View

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A data view used by the runtime user to input data, to view data, and to select displayed data.

Table View

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A tabular view used by the runtime user to view output data and/or to edit data. This view displays each record in the dataset in a separate row and each field in a separate column.

Chart View

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A view that displays data in a graphical chart format. A variety of chart types are available. For more information, see Configure Chart View Task Panel in the Visual Composer Reference Guide.

Nested View

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A component that is displayed at runtime within the current component. This option enables you to reference a new reusable component from within your model. After you add a Nested View to your model, you can double-click its icon to open the component and define its content.

 

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