4.5.16 (Jul 2008)

Java Improvements

Lifecycle events added for iterator
An application can now register event handlers on certain iterator lifecycle events. For example, a macro can select a data bound table cell after that cell has been appended to the table by the iterator.
The following attributes have been added to iterator.

• onIterationStart - This event occurs before the iterator is about to run.

• onAfterIterationStep - This event occurs after a single iteration step has completed, and the iterator has contributed the subcontent for that step to the ui document, in the target component.

• onBeforeIterationStep - This event occurs before a single iteration step occurs.

• onIterationEnd - This event occurs after the iterator completes its run.

Support wait cursor on iterator
A Boolean attribute “showWaitCursor” has been added which determines whether or not the wait cursor is displayed in the UI during the iteration run. Default is set to false.

Also the attribute is stylesheet aware which means you can globally apply “showWaitCursor” attribute to iterator by defining it in the stylesheet.

Character wrap supported by new attribute: autoWrapType
A new attribute, autoWrapType, is added for label-based components such as button, textArea, messageDialg, etc. The values are "word" or "character" with "word" being the default. When the autoWrap attribute is true, autoWrapType determines whether line wrapping is at word boundaries or any character when the text line width exceeds the available space. Please see API for more details.

Defects Resolved (Java)