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Siebel Business Process Framework: Task UI Guide > Siebel Task UI User Interface Elements > About the Task ViewThis topic describes the task view. It includes the following topics: A task view is a type of view that can include Siebel CRM applets and task applets that allow the user to view application data that the task UI displays, and to allow user input. The task view includes a playbar applet that includes buttons, such as Next and Previous. These buttons allow the user to proceed through the task in a stepwise, guided fashion. A task view can include optional elements to improve usability, such as a radio button group or applet message. The task view is a required element. To view an example of a task view, see Figure 9. The following categories describe the more common task views:
For more information, see the following topics: Templates That You Can Use with a Task ViewYou can use a predefined web template that the IsInTask clause modifies. You do this configuration when you define a task view. This web template controls behavior that is specific to a task view. The web template does not display any of the following items: Each task view includes a title in the top left corner that indicates to the user that the view is not a standard view. A task UI does not require a specialized task view template. You typically use the following templates for a task view:
Style Sheet for a Task UIYou can use the main_task.css style sheet to define the look and feel of a task UI. If you modify the style sheet, then Siebel CRM applies these modifications globally to all your tasks. |
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