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After adding source data, activating data-binding manager, you have to define required UI objects, and associate them with the data source. Use ZUML annotation expression to tell data-binding manager the relationship between the data source and UI components. Its usage is very straightforward, simply declare the annotation into the component's attribute directly.
 
After adding source data, activating data-binding manager, you have to define required UI objects, and associate them with the data source. Use ZUML annotation expression to tell data-binding manager the relationship between the data source and UI components. Its usage is very straightforward, simply declare the annotation into the component's attribute directly.
  
<tt><component-name attribute-name="@{bean-name.attribute-name}'''"'''/></tt>
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<code><component-name attribute-name="@{bean-name.attribute-name}'''"'''/></code>
  
* <tt>component-name</tt> represents a UI component
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* <code>component-name</code> represents a UI component
* <tt>attribute-name</tt> represents an attribute of UI component or the data source
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* <code>attribute-name</code> represents an attribute of UI component or the data source
* <tt>bean-name </tt>represents a data source
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* <code>bean-name </code>represents a data source
  
We use <tt>Grid</tt> as an example, and associate it with the data source, a <tt>Person</tt> instance. In this example, data-binding manager will automates the synchronization between UI components and the data source automatically.
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We use <code>Grid</code> as an example, and associate it with the data source, a <code>Person</code> instance. In this example, data-binding manager will automates the synchronization between UI components and the data source automatically.
  
 
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Associate UI Components with Data Source


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After adding source data, activating data-binding manager, you have to define required UI objects, and associate them with the data source. Use ZUML annotation expression to tell data-binding manager the relationship between the data source and UI components. Its usage is very straightforward, simply declare the annotation into the component's attribute directly.

<component-name attribute-name="@{bean-name.attribute-name}"/>

  • component-name represents a UI component
  • attribute-name represents an attribute of UI component or the data source
  • bean-name represents a data source

We use Grid as an example, and associate it with the data source, a Person instance. In this example, data-binding manager will automates the synchronization between UI components and the data source automatically.

<?init class="org.zkoss.zkplus.databind.AnnotateDataBinderInit" ?>

<window>
	<zscript><![CDATA[
		//prepare the example person object
		Person person = new Person();
		person.setFirstName("George");
		person.setLastName("Bush");
	]]>
	</zscript>

	<grid width="400px">
		<rows>
			<row> First Name: <textbox value="@{person.firstName}"/></row>
			<row> Last Name: <textbox value="@{person.lastName}"/></row>
			<row> Full Name: <label value="@{person.fullName}"/></row>
		</rows>
	</grid>
</window>

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