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            Add Display Module and List Object

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            Add Display Module and List Object

            Create the Display module and add the resources related to the Display functionality to the module, such as list object, data source, and processes.

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            To customize CG Cloud offline mobile app: Customizer, Developer
            1. Create a module named Display by running the sf modeler workspace add command in your workspace. 
              ? Select the resource you want to add. module
? Specify a name for the module: Display
? Do you really want to create the module 'Display'? Yes
Successfully created module 'MyDisplay'.
            2. Add a list object by running the sf modeler workspace add command in your workspace. 
              ? Select the resource you want to add. listobject
? Specify a name for the listobject: Displays
? Select the module to which listobject 'Displays' should be added. MyDisplay
? Do you really want to create the listobject 'Displays'? Yes
Successfully created listobject 'LoMyDisplays'.

              The application creates the structure of the list object with default functions, list object and list item files, and with a related data source.

              Thisis the Displays listobject file structure created automatically.
            3. Define the fields of list items. Use LiMyDisplays.listitem.xml to configure the structure and fields of the list items.
              Tip
              Tip You can refer to the code snippet available at $workspace/contractSnippets/YourModule Section/BO/LO_ListObject/_snippets. The contractSnippets directory contains templates or code snippets which illustrate the structure of different Modeler components. <SimpleProperty name="${#Name#}" type="${#Domain#}" dataSourceProperty="${#DataSourceProperty#}" />
              1. To load the display name, use DomText. <SimpleProperty name="description" type="DomLongDescription" dataSourceProperty="description" />
              2. To load the display description, use DomLongDescription. <SimpleProperty name="competitorDisplay" type="DomBool" dataSourceProperty="competitorDisplay" />
              3. To load the competitor checkbox for a display, use DomBool. 
              <ListItem name="LiMyDisplays">
  <SimpleProperties>
    <SimpleProperty id="true" name="pKey" type="DomPKey" dataSourceProperty="pKey" />
    <SimpleProperty name="name" type="DomText" dataSourceProperty="name" />
    <SimpleProperty name="description" type="DomLongDescription" dataSourceProperty="description" />
    <SimpleProperty name="competitorDisplay" type="DomBool" dataSourceProperty="competitorDisplay" />
  <SimpleProperties>
</ListItem>
            4. To generate SQL Statement, define the SQL Statement definition in a meta language in the DsLoMyDisplays_sf.datasource.xml data source file. Specify the tables and their selected attributes to query, and the idAttribute of the table. 
              <DataSource name="DsLoMyDisplays" backendSystem="sf" businessObjectClass="LoMyDisplays" external="false" editableEntity="Display__c" schemaVersion="2.0">
  <Attributes>
    <Attribute name="pKey" table="Display__c" column="Id" />
    <Attribute name="name" table="Display__c" column="Name" />
    <Attribute name="description" table="Display__c" column="Description__c" />
    <Attribute name="competitorDisplay" table="Display__c" column="Competitor_Display__c" />
  </Attributes>
  <Entities>
    <Entity name="Display__c" alias="" idAttribute="Id" />
  </Entities>
  <QueryCondition/>
  <OrderCriteria />
  <Parameters/>
</DataSource>
            5. Save your changes.
            6. Build the contracts by running the command sf modeler workspace build or the alias command sf mdl ws build in your workspace.
            7. To test the changes, restart the simulator app.
             
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