Oracle Fusion Middleware Tag Reference for Oracle ADF Faces
12c (12.2.1.1)

E67021-02

<af:group>

group group


The group component is an invisible control that aggregates semantically-related children; the group itself has no associated client representation (visual or API). Some parent components may have special representation for groups like adding separators around the group (and may take advantage of the group's startBoundary, endBounary, and title attributes), but this is a special case and is not always rendered this way. In most cases, only the children of the group will be rendered directly to the page. There will be no layout applied to the children so the natural layout behavior of the underlying HTML elements will apply. If you require a more predictable layout, you should use a layout component such as panelGroupLayout.

Attributes

Name Type Supports EL? Description
attributeChangeListener javax.faces.el.MethodBinding Only EL
binding UIXGroup Only EL a binding reference to store the component instance
id String No the identifier for the component.
rendered boolean Yes whether the bean is rendered. When set to false, no output will be delivered for this bean.
startBoundary String Yes indicates if a visual group start boundary is desired. The default value of 'dontCare' indicates no preference. A value of 'show' indicates a preference to show a start boundary. A value of 'hide' indicates a preference to not show a start boundary. Regardless of the start boundary value, whether a visual boundary will be displayed is up to the group's parent component.
endBoundary String Yes indicates if a visual group end boundary is desired. The default value of 'dontCare' indicates no preference. A value of 'show' indicates a preference to show an end boundary. A value of 'hide' indicates a preference to not show an end boundary. Regardless of the end boundary value, whether a visual boundary will be displayed is up to the group's parent component.
title String Yes a title value for the group. Whether anything is done with this title value is up to the group's parent component.