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            Binding

            You can use the Binding to bind values from the objects to the UI. Different binding modes are used to control the updating process of the values in the UI and objects.

            Required Editions

            Available in Lightning Experience in Professional, Unlimited, and Enterprise Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled.

            Attributes

            These attributes are available for the Binding element.

            Attribute Description Values Required
            target Describes the actual UI element. Depends on the UI element, that is, title, Info, Text, Image. Yes
            type Defines how the resource is shown. Info, Text, Label, Image. Yes
            binding Source of the binding. For example, "ProcessContext::luOrderItemMeta.text" yes (no if target="DataSource" and the desired data source is a toggle -- see toggleId)
            bindingMode Binding mode used to control the updating process. ONE_TIME, ONE_WAY, TWO_WAY No, defaults to ONE_TIME
            toggleId

            Identifier of a domain. Note that domains are typically synchronized from the Web model via the <DomainRepository> contract. The corresponding target is often (but not always) "DataSource".

            If type="Dynamic", the toggleId is the data source attribute, which specifies the actual toggleId. If the actual type isn’t a domain, then the toggleId attribute in the corresponding data source record is empty.

            		 For example, "CountryState" for DomCountryState No
            format Only applies if type="Decimal". Number of places both sides of the decimal. [n].[n] No
            typeField Applies to lists. If type="Dynamic", the typeField is the data source attribute, which specifies the actual type. A data source attribute No
            minBinding Applies to lists. If type="Dynamic", Indicates the field in the data structure that contains the minimum allowed value. Only used for date and numeric fields. string No
            maxBinding Applies to lists. If type="Dynamic". Indicates the field in the data structure that contains the maximum allowed value. Only used for date and numeric fields. string No
            stepSizeBinding Applies to lists. If type="Dynamic". Indicates the field in the data structure that contains the step size value. Only used for numeric fields. string No
            formatBinding Applies to lists. If type="Dynamic". Indicates the field in the data structure that contains the format information. string No
            stepperEnabledBinding Applies to lists. If type="Dynamic". Indicates the field in the data structure that contains the information, if the stepper controls are shown. Only used for numeric fields. string No
            stepperCorrelationId Applies to lists. Links the input areas of the two lists shown in the UI. string No

            bindingModes

            bindingMode Description
            ONE_WAY Updates the value shown in the UI, if the value in the object changes.
            TWO_WAY Updates both (the value shown in the UI and the value in the object) if one of the values changes.
            ONE_TIME The value in the object is written once into the UI. Nothing is updated if one of the values changes.

            This code sample shows the usual XML syntax.

            <Bindings>
<Bindingtarget="Value"binding="ProcessContext::luOrderItemMeta.text"bindingMode="TWO_WAY"/>
</Bindings>
             
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