Input types - UI elements
Use the following public class SampleUI as a demonstration of the user interface (UI) elements.
The following examples show the supported attribute types. You
can use these types to create user interface (UI) designs to build the Control Room interfaces. If you need an input as text than, use
TEXT, if you need a radio button, select
RADIO, and so on.
- @NotEmpty means that the UI field needs an input at the bot design time.
- @ LocalFile refers to a local file from a user machine.
- @NumberIntegers refers to a number value that you can provide, such as, a float or a double input kind.
| Idx | Type | Options | Pkg (label) | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | TEXT | Text type | String text | ||
| 2 | NUMBER | Number type | String num | ||
| 3 | BOOLEAN | Boolean type | Boolean bool | ||
| 3.1 | TEXT | Text type | String boolChild1 | Child of the boolean, this gets evaluated only when the check box is selected (true). | |
| 4 | SELECT | options=Idx.Option index=4.1 Index |
Idx.Option | @Pack (label=Select option 1 value=Select option 1 |
|
| Select type 5 | RADIO | options=Idx.Option index=5.1 Index=5.2 |
Idx.Option | @Pack (label=Select option 1 value=Radio option 1 Radio option 2 |
|
| Radio type 6 | FILE | String file | |||
| 7 | VARIABLE | Variable type | Variable type | Boolean variable | A variable accepting only Boolean types. |
| 9 | TEXT | Text area type | String textarea | ||
| 10 | CODE | Code type | String code @CodeType value=text/javascript |
Accepting JavaScript |
Review additional UI examples, in the SampleUI file at: <latest-package-sdk>2.1.0\src\main\java\com\automationanywhere\botcommand\samples\commands\ui