The Input table item has a name and represents a table. You can define the number of lines. On the Display tab, you can change the name and specify it in various languages. You can specify whether a hyperlink is displayed only with an icon or with an icons and a text.
You can activate report support on the Data tab. If you do so, the data will be read from ARIS by report right before the dialog is displayed and will then be displayed in the dialog when the task is opened for editing. You can dynamically change the displayed name (label) of all elements using a report. If the task is displayed read-only, the report is not executed.
You can use the Columns tab to edit the number and position of columns. The number of rows depends on the number of entries in a list that are connected to the corresponding column in the data flow. Use the Item type column on the Columns tab to define the item type to be displayed when editing a task in the dialog. These are available:
You can define dependencies among columns on the Column dependencies tab. For example, if the source column contains a check box that can be enabled or disabled, it affects the behavior of the target column. The target column could then contain different text. You can only define dependencies between two columns.
Note that you have to define all behaviors. For example, if the check box in the first column is enabled, you also have to specify the behavior if the check box in the first column is not enabled.
Example code for the report support
Context.setProperty("375ade20-6ea5-11e6-5023875e3a.column1", "value1, value2");
You can set the value(s) for option button columns the same way as for all other column types via report-support. The code for four option buttons, where the last one is ticked, looks as follows:
Context.setProperty("columnName","false,false,false,true");