JAVA/CORBA CLASSES


View class
Example

Represents a view or folder of a database and provides access to documents within it.

Syntax

public class View extends Base

Containment

Contained by: Database

Contains: Document, DateTime, ViewColumn, ViewEntry, ViewEntryCollection, ViewNavigator

Properties

Aliases through getAliases and setAliases

AllEntries through getAllEntries

BackgroundColor through getBackgroundColor and setBackgroundColor

ColumnCount through getColumnCount

ColumnNames through getColumnNames

Columns through getColumns

Created through getCreated

EntryCount through getEntryCount

HeaderLines through getHeaderLines

HttpURL through getHttpURL

IsAutoUpdate through isAutoUpdate and setAutoUpdate

IsCalendar through isCalendar

IsCategorized through isCategorized

IsConflict through isConflict

IsDefaultView through isDefaultView and setDefaultView

IsFolder through isFolder

IsHierarchical through isHierarchical

IsModified through isModified

IsPrivate through isPrivate

IsProhibitDesignRefresh through isProhibitDesignRefresh and setProhibitDesignRefresh

IsProtectReaders through isProtectReaders and setProtectReaders

LastModified through getLastModified

LockHolders through getLockHolders

Name through getName and setName

NotesURL through getNotesURL

Parent through getParent

Readers through getReaders and setReaders

RowLines through getRowLines

SelectionFormula through getSelectionFormula and setSelectionFormula

Spacing through getSpacing and setSpacing

TopLevelEntryCount through getTopLevelEntryCount

UniversalID through getUniversalID

ViewInheritedName through getViewInheritedName

Methods

clear

copyColumn

createColumn

createViewNav

createViewNavFrom

createViewNavFromAllUnread

createViewNavFromCategory

createViewNavFromChildren

createViewNavFromDescendants

createViewNavMaxLevel

FTSearch

getAllDocumentsByKey

getAllEntriesByKey

getAllReadEntries

getAllUnreadEntries

getChild

getColumn

getDocumentByKey

getEntryByKey

getFirstDocument

getLastDocument

getNextDocument

getNextSibling

getNthDocument

getParentDocument

getPrevDocument

getPrevSibling

getURL

lock

lockProvisional

markAllRead

markAllUnread

recycle

refresh

remove

removeColumn

resortView method

setAliases

toString

unlock

Access

You access a view or folder through the Database object that contains it. There are two ways:


Returned is a View object or a vector of View objects that represent accessible views and/or folders in the database. These View objects may be public views or folders or private views or folders stored in the database that are owned by the effective id running the agent. Personal views and folders stored in the desktop cannot be accessed by programs.

To access a view or folder when you have a view entry, use getParent in ViewEntry.

Usage

A View object provides access to ViewEntry, ViewEntryCollection, and ViewNavigator objects:


A View object provides access to ViewColumn objects, which contain information on each column in the view

If you create a View object then change a document so that it affects the underlying view, navigation with the View object may produce incorrect results.You must refresh the View object or create a new one. Document changes that affect views include additions, deletions, and changes to fields used by selection formulas. See refresh for further information.

Automatic updates: avoid

Avoid automatically updating the view by explicitly setting IsAutoUpdate to false especially if the view is a base for navigators or entry collections. Automatic updates degrade performance and may invalidate entries in child objects ("Entry not found in index"). You can update the view as needed with refresh.

Language cross-reference

FolderProperties @command in formula language

Example
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