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            Bindings

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            Bindings

            The Bindings element defines a container element that contains all resource and binding data for UI controls. It has no attributes.

            Required Editions

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

            The Bindings element can contain these elements:

            • Resource
            • Binding

            Sample Code 

            <!-- left out details for brevity -->
            <Bindings>
              <Resource target="Label" type="Label" id="InitiatorId" defaultLabel="Initiator" />
              <Binding target="Value" binding="ProcessContext::NotificationDetail.usrName" bindingMode="ONE_WAY" />
            </Bindings>
            • 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.
            • Resource
              The Resource element is used to bind localized texts, labels, images, and so on, into the UI. The default value is shown if there are no localized files for the selected language.
            • Binding Modes
              This topic lists the binding modes available for the Resource and Binding elements.
            • Dynamic Binding Type
              The Dynamic Binding type is used to handle heterogeneous data in lists. It allows the usage of different UI controls for each list item. You can use the Dynamic Binding type by setting the type Binding element attribute as Dynamic.
             
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