Bindings

Declarations replaces the macro content with the value in the referenced BusinessObject or ListObject. For example, {{Declarations::salesOrg.houseNumber}}. Initially, you are required to declare the BO or the LO in the DataDeclaration attribute, later you can use the variables associated with these objects to define the macros path. If the macros path results in null or is unresolved, the macro is shown in the output document for debugging.

In this example, the macros path is defined for extracting the address data. The sales org object is declared with the LuSalesOrg type in the DataDeclaration attribute. When the path {{Declarations::salesOrg.houseNumber}} is run, the print engine performs the data lookup for the houseNumber variable, extracts the associated value, and shows the value in the document.

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<Declarations>
<DataDeclaration name="order" type="BoOrder" />
<DataDeclaration name="salesOrg" type="LuSalesOrg" />
</Declarations>
<ReportLayout pageMargins="[40,40,40,40]">
<table name="ManufacturerTable" dontBreakRows="false" tableLayout="noBorders">
<tbody>
<tr>
<td alignment="right">{{Labels::AddressId; defaultLabel=Address:}}</td>
<td>{{Declarations::salesOrg.houseNumber}} {{Declarations::salesOrg.street}} {{Declarations::salesOrg.zipCode}} {{Declarations::salesOrg.city}}</td>
</tr>
</tbody>
</table>
</ReportLayout>