Objective
After completing this lesson, you will be able to list the key features and basic annotations for object pages
The object page consists of the following elements:
The figure below shows the object page components.
The dynamic page header contains key information about the object and provides the user with the necessary context. The header initially expands in display mode. It also contains global actions for the object, such as Edit or Delete.
An object page displays when an end user selects a row in a list report.
A basic object page contains a header area and a body.
At the top, the name describes the type of objects displays in the center.
The header area contains a title, description, and image of the record. The value should bind to a property of the OData service.
In the body area, by default, fields annotated with @UI.identification display.
Essential annotations for basic object pages are:
Indicates the type name of the business object.
Points to the ID data field.
Point to the Description data field.
Like UI.LineItem, fields with this annotation displays in the General Information section of the page.
The figure displays an example of a simple object page. From this figure, you can see how @UI.headerInfo and @UI.identification display on the Object Page.
Notice that the @UI.identification is only shown when a facet is implemented (see Lesson 3 of this unit).
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