The system provides the builder TypedAttributesPanelBuilder:

This builder has the component builder id “attributesTable” (ComponentId.ATTRIBUTES_ID) and is used for the following actions defined for object type “object”:

See the javadoc for TypedAttributesPanelBuilder for more information on the ComponentMode, ComponentType, view JSP, and datum object used for these panels. Note that the wizard panels have a ComponentType of ComponentType.WIZARD_ATTRIBUTES_TABLE so that the editable fields will be given HTML names such that the wizard processing framework can identify the attributes that it should automatically set on the object being created or edited. See Building Wizards to Create a Single Object for more information.

To include the “More Attributes” panel in your page you only need to specify the component builder id in the panel action or URL See How to Find an Attribute Name/Id for more information on how to include panels in a JSP page. To include the wizard panels in a wizard, use the common wizard step actions shown above.

If you have created a new Windchill type for which you would like to display one of these panels, you will typically only need to define a layout for the appropriate screen type in the Type and Attribute Management utility. In the rare cases where you need to modify some aspect of the panel, such as the view JSP, you should create a custom builder extending the TypedAttributesPanelBuilder. See Customizing Information Page Components for more information.

To modify the attributes displayed in these panels and their display properties you can modify the layout in the Type and Attribute Management utility. If it is necessary to modify a configuration property or the view JSP for a special use case, you can extend TypedAttributesPanelBuilder and override the buildAttributeComponentConfig() method (seeSolution – Create an Advanced Attribute Panel Using Any Layout Defined in the Type and Attribute Management Utility ). However, this should be avoided if at all possible as it will make the product less consistent.

The following configuration properties are not overridable:

If you want to modify any of these elements, you should write a custom builder extending AbstractComponentBuilder. See Solution – Create an Advanced Attribute Panel Using Any Layout Defined in the Type and Attribute Management Utility for more information.