Gets the nearest container view on the validation stack

Retrieve an event handling function.

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Convenience method which finds all views in a tree that have visibility required, with the specified view as the root. If no root is specified, all views on page will be checked

Sometimes, event handlers in views need to call functions instead of using inline logic.
A function can be located in the view that fires the event, in an "ancestor" of the view, or at
the top level in a <script> section of the coach page. This function helps locate the named
function by starting at fromView and working up the ancestor chain. It stops as soon
as it finds a matching function in the closest ancestor to fromView.

Returns the absolute path of the view/section (assumes the view was already initialized with bpmext.ui.loadContainer)

Retrieves the configuration option value - or the default value if the option is not set

Determine if a view is subscribing to an event.

Executes an event handling function. If the event does not exist the returned value will always be true. When the event is an inline function it always returns true unless the implementation explicitly returns false. When the event calls a custom function the return value is the data returned from the function.

Will return a list of all child container views of the specified view

Can preset value of configuration option of view during construction phase in Inline Javascript. Use in situations where you need to programmatically preset config option because it is loaded only once during load event handler.

Returns a unique ID to be used on the currently-displayed page. The scope of the uniqueness in only the currently-displayed BPM Coach page.

Returns the validation errors for the specified view

Broadcasts an alert withe the parameters specified

Low-level data management method to substitute a view binding or a configuration property
that is not set/undefined with a "pseudo" object that works like a real one. This helps simplify
code that would otherwise need to check if a binding or config option is set of not

Convenience iterator function. Calls the callback function for each of the view's identically named siblings
in a repeating view such as a Table, or Horizontal/Vertical layout. Each call to the callback function is
passed a reference to the view being iterated over, NOTE that this includes the specified view.

returns the actual visibility of a view. Adjusts based on the visibility of the parent view.

Retrieves the view corresponding to the path specified. Note that the view path never contains section
(e.g. Horizontal Section, etc...) references.

Register an event handling function.

Push the specified view into the validation container stack

Can preset event of view in events section during construction phase in Inline Javascript. Use in situations where you need to programmatically preset event because it is loaded only once during load event handler.

Enable/disable this view/control

Sets the bound data for the view corresponding to the path specified

Registers a section Coach View (but not a regular view) as an SPARK view/section. Typically called in the
load event handler of the Coach View.
A view is not addressable through page.ui.get("/MySection1") or ${/MySection1} for example until loadContainer completes.

Retrieves the view corresponding to the path specified.
Note that the container path never contains section (e.g. Horizontal Section, etc...)
references other than for the last element of the path (which references the desired section).

Checks if an event handling function has been defined for this event. If an event is registered with no parameters.

Low-level data management method to substitute a view configuration property
that is not set/undefined with a "pseudo" object that works like a real one. This helps simplify
code that would otherwise need to check if a config option is set of not (this method does nothing
if the option specified in propertyName is already set (i.e. view.context.options[propertyName] != undefined)

Sometimes, event handlers in views need to call functions instead of using inline logic.
A function can be located in the view that fires the event, in an "ancestor" of the view, or at
the top level in a <script> section of the coach page. This function helps locate the named
function by starting at fromView and working up the ancestor chain. It stops as soon
as it finds a matching function in the closest ancestor to fromView.

Removes the error on the specified id in the specified view

Registers formula triggers for the specified view

Registers a Coach View (but not a section) as an SPARK view. Typically called in the
load event handler of the Coach View.
A view is not addressable through page.ui.get("/MyView1") or ${/MyView1} for example until loadView completes.


Note: Must never be called before calling bpmext.ui.setupFormulaTriggeredUpdates

Will return a list of all child views of the specified view

Returns the validation container stack

Removes the specified event from the list of subscribed events for the specified view

Deregisters a section Coach View (but not a regular view) from the view tree. Typically called in the unload event handler of the Coach View.

Adds the error of the specified id in the specified view

Convenience method which checks the validity of all views in a tree (via the isValid() method), with the specified view as the root. If no root is specified, all views on page will be checked

Add an event subscription to a view.

Publish an event.

Merges the current set of validation errors on the view with the errors identified in event.

Returns an indication of whether or not this view has been explicitly loaded

Pop the specified view from the validation container stack

Deregisters a Coach View (but not a section) from the view tree. Typically called in the unload event handler of the Coach View.

Returns the absolute path of the view (assumes the view was already initialized with bpmext.ui.loadView)

Retrieves the bound data for the view corresponding to the path specified.
Note that the view path never contains section (e.g. Horizontal Section, etc...) references.