The ContentDefinition object provides an extensible way to link static content, such as CSS, HTML, or JavaScript, to framework objects. The MIME type of the content is specified with the ContentDefinition object. Any framework object can define content definitions mapped by key. The following is a code example of importing CSS contents into a JSP page:
<c:out value="${mySkin.contents.css.body}"/>The attributes of the ContentDefinition object, which are in addition to the attributes inherited from the FrameworkObject base class, are described below:
Attribute | Description |
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| The body of the content being defined as an alternative to referencing the content by URL. |
| Logical identifier that other objects use to refer to this object, which is exposed to other objects and to the code and which is the primary external way to refer to the object. |
| The type of content being defined. For example, content with a MIME type of |
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| A URL that references the static content. |
| The URL flag indicates whether the content is referenced externally by a URL. If the URL flag is false, the body of the static content is contained internally in the body attribute of the content definition. |
The extension methods of the ContentDefinitionHome interface are described below:
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| Arguments: String Returns the |
