About OHW-RC Feature Bookmarking Feature
3.6.3 Single Pane Layout Feature
Users can view the current topic in a single pane layout by altering the URL. For example: topicId http:localhost:7101help-ohw-rcf-context-rootohguide?topic=o hg_about_about_htmllinkHelp=false vtTopicFile http:localhost:7101help-ohw-rcf-context-rootohguide?vtTopic File=ohguideohg_about_about.htmllinkHelp=false 4 OHW-UIX User Interface 4-1 4 OHW-UIX User Interface The Oracle Help for the Web – UIX OHW-UIX user interface provides the same features as that of Oracle Help for Java OHJ. However, since OHW-UIX is a web application, there are some differences in appearance and behavior. OHW-UIX help system is recommended if you are building applications with Oracle ADF UIX technology. If you are not using ADF UIX technology, you must use Oracle Help for the Web – Rich Client help system. For more information, see Chapter 3, OHW-RC User Interface . Figure 4–1 OHW-UIX User Interface Figure 4–1 numbered callouts identify the following user interface components:1. Branding area
: This area can contain text, an image, or both. Typically, this area identifies the help content or provides company information, such as the name and logo.2. Helpset switcher
: If you have more than one helpset, you can specify whether to merge them or to enlist them separately in this dropdown.3. Tab bar
: The default tabs are Contents, Index, Search, and View Topic. 4. Content area : When a tab is selected, the content associated with that tab appears in this area. With the exception of the branding area, these elements are configured in the helpset file. OHW-UIX and OHJ use the exact same file formats, including the helpset file. That means that you can take an existing OHJ help system and deploy it as an OHW-UIX system, without changing any of your existing control files. OHW-UIX uses the same directives from the helpset file to construct its user interface as are used by OHJ to configure its user interface. To deploy a help system as an OHW-UIX system, you have to configure and deploy a servlet container, and you have to add an OHW-UIX configuration file. The branding information is specified in this file, among other configuration parameters.Parts
» Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Oracle Help for the Web – Rich Client
» Oracle Help for the Web – UIX
» Oracle Help in Oracle JDeveloper Oracle Help Licensing and Support
» OHJ Topic Windows Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Case Sensitive Search for Topic List
» Branding area Open, Pluggable Architecture
» Toolbar area Open, Pluggable Architecture
» Navigator area Open, Pluggable Architecture
» Topic view area Open, Pluggable Architecture
» OHW-RC Global Toolbar Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Show permanent link for this topic page OHW-RC Contents Navigator
» OHW-RC Index Navigator Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» OHW-RC Search Navigator Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» About OHW-RC Feature Bookmarking Feature
» Branding area Single Pane Layout Feature
» Helpset switcher Single Pane Layout Feature
» Tab bar Single Pane Layout Feature
» OHW-RC Topic Pane OHW-UIX Table of Contents
» OHW-UIX Index OHW-UIX Search OHW-UIX Topics
» File Name Extensions Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» The helpset Element Helpset File
» The title Element Helpset File
» The maps Element Helpset File
» The wintype Element Helpset File
» The links Element Helpset File
» The view Element Helpset File
» The subhelpset Element Helpset File
» Sample Helpset File Helpset File
» TOC Elements Table of Contents File
» Link File Elements Link File
» Search Index File Topic ID Links
» Associative Links Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Custom Protocol Links Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Popups Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Topic IDs Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Window Types Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» The oracle.help.engine.XMLMapFixedConventionEngine Help Engine
» The oracle.help.engine.XMLMapConventionEngine Help Engine Optimizing Dynamic Maps
» The debugMode Attribute The helpConfiguration Element
» Best Practice for Internationalization
» The locale Child Element books The contentLocation Element
» Sample locales Section The locales Element
» Sharing Resources Across Helpsets
» The parameters Element Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» The navigatorAliases Element Custom Protocol Links Preloading Helpsets Containing Embedded Help
» HTML Files Authoring Embedded Help
» Starting the Wizard Creating a Helpset File
» Specifying Authoring Tool and HTML Browser Specifying Source Directory
» Defining Full-Text Search View Defining Map File
» Converting Associative Links Converting Popup Window Links
» Window Identity Defining Window Types
» Placement Attributes Style Attributes
» Finalizing the HelpSet Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Java Requirements Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Running the Indexer Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Running the JapaneseIndexer Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Installing OHJDK Contents of an OHJDK Release
» Setting the Java CLASSPATH for OHJDK Development
» Oracle Help for Java Runtime in JDeveloper Overview of Adding OHJ to an Application
» Constructing the Help Object
» Adding the Favorites Tab or Custom Tab
» When to Create the Help object
» Showing the Navigator Window
» Catching TopicDisplayExceptions Showing a Topic
» Disposing of the Help Object
» Mapping Topic IDs to Help Topics Programming Your Application to Support Context-Sensitive Help
» CSHManager Constructors Setting the Default Book
» Associating Topic IDs with User Interface Components
» Explicitly Showing Help for Components
» Supported Java Virtual Machines
» Which OHJ JAR Files Must Be Shipped
» Creating JAR files Deploying Compressed Help Content in JARs
» Which Book Constructor to Use
» Understanding the OHW-RC Demo Files
» Installing the OHW-RC Demo EAR File on Oracle WebLogic Server
» Installing the OHW-RC Demo EAR File on Oracle JDeveloper
» Running the OHW-RC Demo EAR File
» Verifying Requirements and Dependencies
» Verifying OHW-RC Library Files
» Installing OHW-RC Artifacts Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Understanding OHW-RC Configuration Files
» Configuring OHW-RC to Display Custom Helpsets
» Installing the OHW-RC Artifacts
» Configuring OHW-RC as Standalone Web Application
» Application and OHW-RC Configuration Files and Setup Running the application
» Mapping Topic IDs to Help Topics
» Linking to the Front Main Page Linking to a Topic
» Specifying the Locale and Group
» Using HelpTopicId Attribute Oracle Fusion Middleware Online Documentation Library
» Understanding the OHW-UIX Demo File
» Installing the OHW-UIX Demo EAR File on Oracle WebLogic Server
» Installing the OHW-UIX Demo EAR File using Oracle JDeveloper
» Running the OHW-UIX Demo EAR File
» Understanding OHW-UIX Configuration Files
» Configuring OHW-UIX to Display Custom Helpsets
» Upgrading OHW-UIX and UIX Mapping Topic IDs to Help Topics
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