You must define the properties of a control that you add to a Web page.
To define control properties:
Select the control in the Web Page editor.
The properties of the control display in the Properties view. The properties that display are dependent on the control you select. Define properties using the Properties Quick Edit tab.
Note
You can also use the Attributes tab to define properties. The Attributes tab displays all properties for the selected control. For more information, see Web Application Development Properties View.
To bind the control to an existing managed bean property or method:
Click Bind
adjacent to the field of the property that you want to bind.The Edit Binding dialog box opens.
Note
If the property cannot be bound to a managed bean, Bind is disabled.
Enter or select the managed bean property or method to bind to.
Click OK.
Repeat this procedure for each property that you want to bind to a managed bean property or method.
To edit the style of the control:
Click Edit adjacent to the Style field.
The CSS Style Definition dialog box opens.
To change:
Text
Background
Block
Box
Border
List
Positioning
Extensions
Do the following:
Select the item you want to change in the left pane.
The associated dialog box appears in the right pane.
Change the properties to have the control appear as you want to see it.
Click OK.
Repeat this procedure for each style in the left pane that you want to change.
If the control properties contain the ActionListener field, do one of the following:
Click Browse adjacent to the ActionListener field to select a method to bind to the Action Listener.
You can select a method of one class. The fields are filtered.
Click Bind
adjacent to the ActionListener field to select a property or method to bind to the Action Listener.The ActionListener uses the value of the property as an action listener method at runtime.