Case List
Configuration properties
Property | Description | Data type |
---|---|---|
Target object store name |
The name of the repository to which the view needs to connect. |
String |
Solution prefix |
The prefix of the case solution. |
String |
Is Case Client |
An option that indicates whether the view is used in the context of Case Client or Workplace. When the option is selected, the context is Case Client. |
Boolean |
Initial page size |
Initial maximum number of case entries to be shown per page. |
Integer |
Get repository name service |
The service that retrieves the name of the repository that is associated to the case instance. Typically, it is used in the process activity user task to automatically fetch the repository name. |
String |
Custom menus |
Provides the identifier, label, and icon for each custom menu action that is shown when the user
clicks the overflow menu in the table row. Add the JavaScript code that performs the action to the
The following custom menus actions for cases are available by default in the case list for a
default client-side human service and a solution layout created from the Cases template:
Keep in mind the following points:
On click of custom menu event for
the custom actions, see Events. |
Table |
Events
Set or modify the event handlers for the view in the Events properties. You can set events to be triggered programmatically or when a user interacts with the view. For information about how to define and code events, see User-defined events.
- On click of custom menu: Activated when the user clicks the overflow menu
that displays the custom menu actions. See Custom
menus.
- When default actions are used, the
me.handleStandardActions(data);
method must be used for execution logic in the On click of custom menu event. - To add a custom action, such as customID, customLabel,
customIcon, business execution logic can be added as
shown:
if(data.menuId === "customId"){ // custom action logic }
- When default actions are used, the
- Additional resources
- For more information about how to create a coach or page, see Building coaches.
For more information about standard properties (General, Configuration, Positioning, Visibility, and HTML Attributes), see View properties. For other UI views, see UI toolkit.