Package com.smartgwt.client.widgets.layout


package com.smartgwt.client.widgets.layout
  • Classes
    Class
    Description
    A DataView coordinates the asynchronous loading of WSDL WebService and XML Schema definitions in applications created by Reify.
    A simple container that implements the policy that at most one of its contained components is visible at any given time.
    Arranges a set of Canvas components into rows, flowing into available space so that different numbers of components may appear in each row.
    A subclass of Layout that applies a sizing policy along the horizontal axis, interpreting percent and "*" sizes as proportions of the width of the layout.
    A subclass of Layout that simply stacks members on the horizontal axis without trying to manage their width.
    SectionHeader class based on an HLayout with StretchImg background.
    Arranges a set of "member" Canvases in horizontal or vertical stacks, applying a layout policy to determine member heights and widths.
    Add a spacer to a Layout that takes up space just like a normal member, without actually drawing anything.
    Navigation control implemented as a horizontal layout showing back and forward controls and a title.
    Encapsulates state of a NavigationBar's view.
    Properties for a navigation item in a NavPanel.
    Provides a list or tree of navigation items, each of which specifies a component to be displayed in a mutually exclusive fashion in the navDeck.
    A PortalLayout is a special subclass of Layout designed to display Portlet windows.
    Represents the position of a Portlet within a PortalLayout, indicating the column, row, and position within the row.
    Custom subclass of Window configured to be embedded within a PortalLayout.
    The ScreenLoader component can be used to load ComponentXML Screens into a running application.
    Simple SectionHeader class based on a Label with an icon, skinnable via CSS.
    A container that manages a list of sections of widgets, each with a header.
    Section descriptor used by a SectionStack to describe a section of items which are shown or hidden together along with their associated header.
    A device- and orientation-sensitive layout that implements the common pattern of rendering two panes side-by-side on desktop machines and on tablets in landscape orientation, while switching to showing a single pane for handset-sized devices or tablets in portrait orientation (this type of behavior is sometimes called "responsive design").
    A subclass of Layout that applies a sizing policy along the vertical axis, interpreting percent and "*" sizes as proportions of the height of the layout.
    A subclass of Layout that simply stacks members on the vertical axis without trying to manage their height.