In this lesson, you are
creating the properties view for your folders. A properties view shows
all details about an object. The properties view you create is used
to display the descriptive information of a folder in Management Center.
Attention: This tutorial is based on
the folder support that is included in Feature Pack 5 and is not recommended
if you are on a newer feature pack level. Beginning with Feature Pack
6, support is provided by default for grouping e-Marketing Spots,
activities, customer segments, marketing content, promotions, and
attribute dictionary attributes. This support includes the capability
of creating, changing, and deleting folders within the Management
Center Catalogs, Marketing, and Promotions tools. You are not able
to group folders created by following this tutorial with folders that
are created by using Management Center. If you create Management Center
folders by following the steps included in this tutorial, delete those
folders before you create folders by using Management Center. For
more information about folders, see
Folders.
Support is provided by
default for grouping content pages and layouts in the Commerce Composer tool.
This support includes creating, changing, and deleting folders with
the Commerce Composer tool.
About this task
A Management Center properties view displays the details
for a business object. For example, the properties view for your EMarketingSpotFolder displays
all of the information for that folder in the main work are in Management
Center. Within the properties view for an e-Marketing Spot folder
you can view the name, description and parent folder information for
a folder.
For more information about defining the properties
view, see defining
the properties view for a business object.
Procedure
- Navigate to
- Right-click propertiesViews; click
- For the File name, enter EMarketingSpotFolderPropertiesView.def,
click Finish.
- Open the EMarketingSpotFolderPropertiesView.def for
editing, and add the following code into the file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!--
Defines the properties page for E-Marketing Spot folders.
This properties page shows the folder identifier, description,etc.
-->
<Definitions>
<ObjectProperties definitionName="extEMarketingSpotFolderProperties">
<PropertyPane name="EMarketingSpotFolderPane">
<PropertyGroup baseDefinitionName="wcfPropertyAssetInformationGroup" name="assetGroup"/>
<PropertyGroup groupTitle="${extMarketingResources.EMarketingSpotFolder_newEMarketingSpotFolderProperties}" name="EMarketingSpotFolderPropertiesGroup" open="true">
<PropertyInputText name="identifier" promptText="${extMarketingResources.EMarketingSpotFolder_name}" propertyName="identifier" required="true"/>
<PropertyInputMultiLineText promptText="${extMarketingResources.EMarketingSpotFolder_description}" propertyName="description"/>
<ReferenceEditor promptText="${extMarketingResources.EMarketingSpotFolder_parentFolder}" headerText="${extMarketingResources.EMarketingSpotFolder_name}" helpText="${extMarketingResources.EMarketingSpotFolder_parentFolder_helpText}" minWidth="460" name="parentFolderRefEditor" parentObjectTypes="EMarketingSpotFolder,InheritedEMarketingSpotFolder" referenceObjectTypes="EMarketingSpotFolderReference,InheritedEMarketingSpotFolderReference"/>
</PropertyGroup>
</PropertyPane>
</ObjectProperties>
</Definitions>
- Save your changes.
Results
The preceding code sample defines a properties view for an
e-Marketing Spot folder, which consists of the folder identifier,
administrative description, and parent folder name.