Create a Main jsp for Your Wizard

Next, create a jsp which describes the edit wizard. At a minimum it is generally necessary to put in just one step for editing attributes. For more details on advanced configuration of the edit attributes step see Customizing Reusable Wizard Steps .

<%-- This wizard is an example of using a read-only attributes panel in
an Edit wizard. --%>
<%@ include file="/netmarkets/jsp/components/beginWizard.jspf"%>
<%@ include file="/netmarkets/jsp/components/includeWizBean.jspf"%>
<%@ taglib prefix="jca"
uri="http://www.ptc.com/windchill/taglib/components"%>
<%@ taglib prefix="wip"
uri="http://www.ptc.com/windchill/taglib/workinprogress"%>
<%-- This tag checks out the document and sets magical form inputs
and data on the command bean. This makes sure that the command
bean's get oid methods return the oid of the working copy. --%>
<wip:autoCheckOutItem />
<jca:initializeItem operation="${createBean.edit}"/>
<jca:wizard buttonList="EditWizardButtons"
helpSelectorKey="DocMgmtDocEdit"
title="Example Literature Edit with Attribute Panels">
<jca:wizardStep action="editAttributesWizStep"
type="object" embeddedHelp="This is an example of a
simple Edit wizard. This wizard demonstrates how to
change the attributes in the read only
attribute panel."/>
</jca:wizard>
<%@include file="/netmarkets/jsp/util/end.jspf"%>

If your target object is a Workable and your wizard can be launched for an object that is not already checked out via a “Check Out and Edit” or other action, you should include an autoCheckOutItem tag in your main jsp immediately below the initializeItemTag.