Configure Table Column Models
In previous versions of Creo Elements/Direct Model Manager, you could customize the Workspace Table Column Model using Java. Now you can configure any Table Column Model using only XML commands. This includes any Table Column Models that you may have created, provided they extend WMTableColumnModel.
The supplied Table Column Models are:
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AbstractCADDocSaveTableColumnModel
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Default columns:
• Class Name
• Attributes
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AttributesColumnModel
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Admin Attributes Management
Default columns:
• Display Name
• Data Dictionary
• Number Generator
• Show By Default
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BomCheckpointTableColumnModel
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Display BOM Checkpoint reports
Default columns:
• Part Name
• Part Version
• Name
• Create Date
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BomCompareTableColumnModel
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Display BOM Compare reports
Default columns:
• Compare Type
• Revision (if Masterdata revisioning is enabled)
• State (if Masterdata revisioning is enabled)
• Pos No
• Name
• Description
• Modeled Qty
• Actual Qty
• Spare Qty
• Total Qty
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BomConfigTableColumnModel
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Display BOM configuration in the BOM Editor
Default columns:
• Name
• Scan (if Advanced BOM Versions is not enabled)
Version (if Advanced BOM Versions is enabled)
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BomEditLinkAttributesTableColumnModel
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Display BOM link attributes content
Default columns:
• Pos No
• View
• Option
• Modeled Qty
• Actual Qty
• Spare Qty
• Total Qty
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BomEditTableColumnModel
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Display BOM content in the BOM Editor
Default columns:
• Name
• Version (if Advanced BOM Versions is enabled)
• Pos No
• Description
• Modeled Qty
• Actual Qty
• Spare Qty
• Total Qty
• Manually Managed Item
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BomScanTableColumnModel
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Display BOM content in Scan BOM
Default columns:
• Name
• Revision
• Masterdata
• State
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BomTableColumnModel
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Display BOM
Default columns:
• Pos No
• Name
• Material
• Description
• Modeled Qty
• Actual Qty
• Spare Qty
• Total Qty
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ConsolidatedBomTableColumnModel
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Consolidated BOM report
Default columns:
• Pos No
• Name
• Material
• Description
• Modeled Qty
• Actual Qty
• Spare Qty
• Total Qty
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DataDictionaryTableColumnModel
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Admin Data Dictionary Management
Default columns:
• Default Value
• Length
• Allow Values Outside of List
• Required
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DefaultEditBomTCM
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Default columns:
• Quantity
• View Name
• Option
• Effective From
• Effective To
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DefaultTCM
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Default columns:
• Description
• Revision
• State
• Owner
• Last Updated
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DefaultWorkspaceTableColumnModel
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The Creo Elements/Direct Model Manager Workspace default.
Default columns:
• Description
• Owner
• Project (if Projects are enabled)
• Create Date
• Last Updated
• Name
• Class Name
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DefaultXMLGeneratedTCM
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DeleteReportTableColumnModel
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Display the summary in Delete UI
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DMDefaultWorkspaceTableColumnModel
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The Creo Elements/Direct Model Manager Workspace when using a Data Management schema.
Default columns:
• Description
• Owner
• Project (if Projects are enabled)
• Create Date
• Last Updated
• Name
• Class Name
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DTDefaultWorkspaceTableColumnModel
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The Creo Elements/Direct Model Manager Workspace when not using a Data Management schema.
Default columns:
• Description
• Owner
• Project (if Projects are enabled)
• Create Date
• Last Updated
• Name
• Class Name
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EditBomTCM
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Default columns:
• Name
• Description
• Pos No
• Quantity
• View Name
• Option
• Effective From
• Effective To
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FolderContentsTCM
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Default columns:
• Description
• Revision
• State
• Owner
• Last Updated
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JobQueueTableColumnModel
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Admin Job Queue
Default columns:
• Type
• Name
• Description
• Owner
• Status
• Create Date
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JobServerTableColumnModel
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Admin Job Server list
Default columns:
• Host
• Port
• Status
• Modeling
• Drafting
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JobsTableColumnModel
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Admin Task list
Default columns:
• Message
• Description
• Owner
• Create Date
• State
• Schedule
• Recurrence
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Link2D3DColumnModel
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Default columns:
• Last Associated
• Drawing Status
• Type
• Simplification Name
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LoadDrawingTableColumnModel
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Creo Elements/Direct Annotation and Creo Elements/Direct Drafting Load
Default columns:
• Drawing Name
• Revision
• Masterdata
• State
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LoadTableColumnModel
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Creo Elements/Direct Modeling Load
Default columns:
• Name
• Revision
• Masterdata
• State
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ManageBomPositionsTableColumnModel
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Default columns:
• Pos No
• Name
• Material
• Description
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MergeTableColumnModel
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Update
Default columns:
• Name
• Revision
• State
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MMBuildColumnModel
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Build information.
Default columns:
• State
• Description
• Modified Date
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ModelingStructureCompareTableColumnModel
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Compare two structures (invoked from Creo Elements/Direct Modeling).
Default columns:
• Type
• Name
• Description
• Revision
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RNGColumnModel
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Admin Number Generator Management
Default columns:
• Name
• Current Value
• Increment
• Prefix
• Postfix
• Format
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SaveDrawingTableColumnModel
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Creo Elements/Direct Annotation and Creo Elements/Direct Drafting Save
Default columns:
• Name
• Save Type
• Major Rev
• Minor Rev
• Change Note
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SaveEDrawingColumnModel
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eDrawing Save
Default columns:
• Name
• Save Type
• Revision
• Description
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SavePkgColumnModel
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Package Save
Default columns:
• Name
• Save Type
• Major Rev
• Minor Rev
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SaveTableColumnModel
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Creo Elements/Direct Modeling or Creo Elements/Direct Drafting Save
Default columns:
• Name
• Save Type
• Major Rev
• Minor Rev
• Store Packet (if Packets are enabled)
• Change Note
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SaveXVLColumnModel
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XVL Save
Default columns:
• Name
• Save Type
• Revision
• Description
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StatusTableColumnModel
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Default columns:
• Time
• Name
• Change
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StructureCompareTableColumnModel
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Default columns:
• Type
• Name
• Revision
• Description
• Modeled Qty
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UsersAndGroupColumnModel
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Admin User & Group Management
Default columns:
• Full Name
• E-mail
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WMLtabColTypePopupTCM
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ColType Table display
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You must make sure that you do not remove columns with information that is required for an operation. For example, the Save operation requires a Save Type.
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Change the default column order and titles
You can change the column order, the column titles, or remove columns altogether in your custom xml file.
1. Determine the Table Column Model that you want to configure (see the above table).
2. Add the configuration code to your custom xml file. It may be placed anywhere in the file within <WMConfig>, but not within any of the subsections (such as <Options> or <ClassDefs>). The configuration code includes:
a. The opening/closing tags - This is the name of the Table Column Model that you are configuring.
b. <Column> – The column name from the Database. Columns will be displayed in the order in which they are defined. If you add columns to the display, they will appear before the original columns.
c. Custom information
▪ <DisplayName> – (optional) The name to display as the column heading. If no <DisplayName> is defined, the Database column name will be used.
▪ <Width> – (optional) The number of characters in the column. If no <Width> is defined, the default column width will be used.
Example
To add the Description column to the Load window with the column heading "My Description":
(Data Management Schema)
<LoadTableColumnModel>
<Column>DESCRIPTION
<DisplayName>My Description</DisplayName>
<Width>20</Width>
</Column>
</LoadTableColumnModel>
<Column>DESCRIPTION
<DisplayName>My Description</DisplayName>
<Width>20</Width>
</Column>
</LoadTableColumnModel>
(Desktop Schema)
<LoadTableColumnModel>
<Column>Description
<DisplayName>My Description</DisplayName>
<Width>20</Width>
</Column>
</LoadTableColumnModel>
<Column>Description
<DisplayName>My Description</DisplayName>
<Width>20</Width>
</Column>
</LoadTableColumnModel>