Adding a Status Glyph

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Users want a visual way to quickly see the state of an object. This section describes the different out of the box status glyphs and how to display them for a given object.

Terminology

The following specialized terms are used in this section:

• Component Builder : A Java class used to “build” a UI component, i.e. a UI widget. These builders define properties of your component to tell the infrastructure how to display them.

• Status Family ID : A string used to reference a status glyph.

Solution

Developers can include status glyphs in their tables and information pages directly from a ComponentBuilder class.

Prerequisite Knowledge

To achieve this goal, you need to have an understanding of the following:

• Java Programming

• General understanding of MVC builders

Default Icon	Glyph Name	Status Family ID	Known Usages
	General	statusFamily_General	• Locked • Checked out by you • Checked out by you in another workspace • Checked-out by you in this workspace • New • Checked out by other • Checked-out to a project • Out of date
	Share	statusFamily_Share	• Shared to a project • Shared from PDM • Checked-out from PDM
	Message	statusFamily_Message	• System Excluded Message exists • Error Messages exists • Warning Messages exists • Info message exists
	Task	statusFamily_Task	• Reassigned
	Change	statusFamily_Change	• Pending Change • Hanging Change • New Hanging Change
	AML/AVL	statusFamily_AML_AVL	• No AML • Preferred • Do not use • Approved
	Security	statusFamily_Security	• Restricted

The OOTB glyphs can easily be included in an info page or table by using its corresponding Status family id. The naming convention for these glyphs is: statusFamily_<family name>

Adding a Status Glyph to an Information Page

The following snippet shows how you can add a status glyph to the information page for a particular business object type. In the builder for that business object type, override the buildInfoConfig() method to add the glyph component to the info page component. For example:

public static InfoConfig buildInfoConfig(InfoComponentConfigFactory factory)
throws WTException {
InfoConfig infoConfig = factory.newInfoConfig();
...
PropertyConfig statusFamilySecurity = factory.newPropertyConfig ("statusFamily_Security"); statusFamilySecurity.setStatusGlyph(true);
infoConfig.addComponent(statusFamilySecurity);
...
return infoConfig;
}

Adding a Status Glyph to a Table

The following snippet shows how you can add a status glyph to a table for a particular business object type. In the builder for that table, override the buildComponentConfig () method to add the glyph component to the table component. For example:

public ComponentConfig buildComponentConfig(ComponentParams params) throws WTException {
ComponentConfigFactory factory = getComponentConfigFactory();
TableConfig tableConfig = factory.newTableConfig();
...
ColumnConfig col1 = factory.newColumnConfig("statusFamily_Share", false);
tableConfig.addComponent(col1);
...
return tableConfig;
}

See Constructing and Rendering a Table Using the JSP Framework for more information on tables.

Additional Resources

• Constructing and Rendering a Table Using the JSP Framework

• Icon Delegates

Parent topic

Generic UI Customizations