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The Find Object
A Find object definition creates one entry that can be added to the Search Center Look In drop-down list, and a corresponding set of find fields and possible views. The find fields and find views are implemented as child object definitions of the Find object. Most applications already have a list of Find objects, though you may need to perform further configuration based on your business needs. Find Object Properties
Table 13 lists the Find object properties.
Table 13. Find Object Properties
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Applet |
Required |
The applet that will be used by Find object. |
It is required that the applet defined be on every one of the views defined in the Find views for the Find operation to work properly. When configuring the Find object, the choices you have for selecting come from the business component on the applet. |
Destination Field |
Optional |
A TRUE or FALSE value, which if TRUE, highlights this Find object definition in Search Center drop-down list. This property applies only to the initial find operation in the application. |
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Display Name |
Optional |
The name that will be displayed to the user, such as Accounts. |
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Drilldown View |
Optional |
The view that appears when the user drills down. If this property is left blank, then the view is taken from the Find > Find View records. |
If a Drilldown View is not specified, the view in the Find > Find Views that the user has access to will be used. You cannot disable the drilldown on find objects. |
Name |
Required |
The name of the Find object definition. This is referenced when setting up Application Find object definitions that use this Find object definition. |
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Preview |
Optional |
The view that appears when a user invokes the Preview button. |
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