Hiding properties
The hidden() element attribute indicates where (in the UI) the property should be hidden from the user.
The acceptable values for the where parameter are:
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Where.EVERYWHEREorWhere.ANYWHEREThe property should be hidden everywhere.
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Where.ANYWHERESynonym for everywhere.
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Where.OBJECT_FORMSThe property should be hidden when displayed within an object form.
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Where.PARENTED_TABLESThe property should be hidden when displayed as a column of a table within a parent object’s collection.
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Where.STANDALONE_TABLESThe property should be hidden when displayed as a column of a table showing a standalone list of objects, for example as returned by a repository query.
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Where.ALL_TABLESThe property should be hidden when displayed as a column of a table, either an object’s * collection or a standalone list. This combines
PARENTED_TABLESandSTANDALONE_TABLES. -
Where.NOWHEREThe property should not be hidden, overriding any other metadata/conventions that would normally cause the property to be hidden.
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The RestfulObjects viewer has only partial support for these |
Examples
For example:
import lombok.Getter;
import lombok.Setter;
public class Customer {
@PropertyLayout(
hidden=Where.ALL_TABLES
)
@Getter @Setter
private int internalId;
// ...
}
As one specific use case, if a property is annotated with @Title, then normally this should be hidden from all tables.
Annotating with @Property(where=Where.NOWHERE) overrides this.
Alternatives
It is also possible to use @PropertyLayout#hidden to hide a property at the domain layer.