The CAF.Table.Row.Model, which models a row in a table, extends the CAF.Select.Item.Model, which models a particular item in a select control. The value property of a table row is its server-side row ID, the ID specified for each row by an IAddressableTableContentProvider. The label property of a table row is a CSV string of the row's HTML column content. The description, disabled, style, and styleClass properties all apply the same to a table row as they do to a select item. The icon property does not apply to a table row.

The CAF.Table.Row.Model also has a values property, which replaces the label property as the second argument to its constructor. The values property is a map; it maps the server-side IDs of the controls contained within the row to the values of those controls. So if a table contained a dropdown with an ID of myDropdownId and a output text control with an ID of myOutputId, the following example would append a new row to the table with a row-ID of row-ten, and set the row's dropdown to the value-ten item and the row's output text to display Row Ten, assuming the table had a template row, described by the next section:

A CAF.Table.Row.Model also has a few extra methods designed to help manipulate the row's contents. The getControlId(localId) method gets the ID of any control contained by the row, given its server-side ID. For example, you have a table with an ID of myTableId, and one of the columns within the table has a dropdown with an ID of myDropdownId. You can get a reference to the control in a specific table row, by creating a model for the row, and calling its getControlId() method with the dropdown's server-side ID:

For more information about CAF controls, see the webMethods CAF Tag Library Reference, as described in Finding Information about CAF Controls.