There are example graphical attributes and example tables that support graphical representations.

There are two example tables in the customization area of Windchill that display graphical attributes. The graphical attributes are defined on the example sub types of Part, called “Novel” and “Slider”. Those example types and some example instances of those types are loaded automatically when the site admin visits a customization example that needs them.

You will see the instances of the example types in the configurable and non-configurable example tables available in the Windchill product by navigating to Customization > Component Catalog > Graphical Attributes.

The “exampleTrafficLight” calculated integer attribute is configured as a graphical attribute on both Novel and Slider types (subtypes of Document/Literature and Part/Widget). Both attributes are configured with the Graphical Representation of “Traffic Light” and with the formula

This means when the object is “in work” the traffic light is yellow, when it is “cancelled” the traffic light is red, anything else (ie. “Released”) and the traffic light is green.

Similarly the “exampleProgressBar” and “examplePercentComplete” attributes are configured to display as a progress bar and as a percent complete respectively.

This example shows how graphical attributes work in a configurable table. Configurable tables support graphical attributes by default so no extra work is required.

This example can be viewed in the Windchill product by navigating to Customization > Component Catalog > Graphical Attributes > Examples section > Graphical Attributes in Configurable Table Example

Files used in this example can be found in the Carambola source tree:

This example shows how to make a non-configurable table support graphical attributes by using the setTypes API.

This example can be viewed in the Windchill product by navigating to Customization > Component Catalog > Graphical Attributes > Examples section > Graphical Attributes in Non Configurable Table Example

Files used in this example can be found in the Carambola source tree: