HP NonStop G-Series - Manual (Page 193)

Figure 3-5 shows how the JoltBeans appear in a development environment when the placement of the beans is completed.
To modify or customize the buttons, labels or fields, use the Property List. Some JoltBeans use a Custom Property Editor. The
example in
Figure 3-6 shows how selecting the JoltFieldName of the button property list displays the Custom Property Editor. Set the
properties of the beans (e.g., set the JoltFieldName property of the JoltTextField to ACCOUNT_ID. Refer to Figure 3-6 ).
Note
For complete information on setting and modifying the properties of the JoltBeans, refer to Using the JoltBeans Repository and
Setting the Property Values .
Table 3-5 specifies the property values that should be set. Bold values are required, plain text recommended, and italic values are
examples of required values that will vary for your configuration.
1.
Table 3-5. Required and Recommended Property Values
Bean Property Value
label1 Text Account ID
label2 Text Balance
JoltTextField1 Name accountId
JoltTextField1 JoltFieldName ACCOUNT_ID
JoltTextField2 Name balance
JoltTextField1 JoltFieldName SBALANCE
JoltSessionBean1 AppAddress //tuxserv:2010
JoltServiceBean1 Name inquiry
JoltServiceBean1 ServiceName INQUIRY
button1 Label Inquiry
Note
In this walkthrough, the default occurrenceIndex of 0 works for both JoltTextFields.
Refer to Table 3-6 and Using the JoltBeans Repository and Setting the Property Values for general guidelines on JoltBean properties.
Figure 3-6. Example of JoltTextField Property List and Custom Property Editor