Defines a view that displays a list of data obtained from a specified data source.

Add a ContentProvider child object to the ListView object to define the content you want to list in the view.

For information about setting properties for a ListView, see ListView Properties.

Defines a view that you want to use for navigation in your application.

The navigation view has different formats based on the platform. For example, for some platforms the navigation view might display as a menu bar that is always visible and uses both icons and text. For other platforms, the navigation view might have hidden menu items that are displayed only when a user presses a button.

For information about setting properties for a NavView object, see NavView Properties.

Defines a general purpose view for your application.

For information about setting properties for a View object, see View and SideView Properties.

A SideView is a common pattern that displays the main navigation options for your application. It is hidden most of the time, unless the user opens it using the dedicated OpenSideView action or a programmatically implemented solution.

Is a common pattern that lets you group several other views and allows quick switching between them. Optionally you can define User Interface elements, which will be displayed above the tabs.

For information about setting properties for a TabView object, see TabView Properties.

Defines a view in which you want to display Web content.

For information about setting properties for a WebView object, see WebView Properties.