org.openxava.annotations
Annotation Type RowStyle

@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
@Target(value={FIELD,METHOD})
public @interface RowStyle

For indicating the row style for Tabs and collections .

Example for Tab:

  @Tab(
    rowStyles=@RowStyle(style="highlight", property="type", value="steady")
  )
  public class Customer {
  ...
 

Example for Collection:

  @OneToMany(mappedBy="seller")
  @ListProperties("number, name, remarks, relationWithSeller, seller.level.description, type") 
  @RowStyle(style="highlight", property="type", value="steady") 
  private Collection customers;
 

In this case you are saying that the object which property type has the value steady will use the style highlight. The style has to be defined in the CSS stylesheet. The highlight style are already defined in OpenXava, but you can define more.
You can note as property 'type' is also listed in ListProperties, that is you must use properties displayed in User Interface.

Author:

Javier Paniza

Required Element Summary

java.lang.String	property Property to evaluate.
java.lang.String	style The name of the style to apply.
java.lang.String	value Value to compare with value property.

Optional Element Summary

java.lang.String	forViews List of comma separated view names where this annotation applies.
java.lang.String	notForViews List of comma separated view names where this annotation does not apply.

Element Detail

style

public abstract java.lang.String style

The name of the style to apply.

Must be a style defined in the CSS.

property

public abstract java.lang.String property

Property to evaluate.

If value of this 'property' is the one indicate in 'value', then the 'style' apply to this row.
This property must be present in User Interface.

value

public abstract java.lang.String value

Value to compare with value property.

If value of 'property' is the one indicate here, then the 'style' apply to this row.

forViews

public abstract java.lang.String forViews

List of comma separated view names where this annotation applies.

forViews has no effect when @RowStyle is used for Tabs. Exclusive with notForViews.
If both forViews and notForViews are omitted then this annotation apply to all views.
You can use the string "DEFAULT" for referencing to the default view (the view with no name).

Default:

""

notForViews

public abstract java.lang.String notForViews

List of comma separated view names where this annotation does not apply.

notforViews has no effect when @RowStyle is used for Tabs. Exclusive with forViews.
If both forViews and notForViews are omitted then this annotation apply to all views.
You can use the string "DEFAULT" for referencing to the default view (the view with no name).

Default:

""