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What Is a Page?

UIX Components, Renderers, UIX Page, HTML, Client Devices

UIX pages constitute the core visual aspects of an application. You use UIX Components to create UIX pages.

A UIX page lets you specify the page layout, data sources, and events for a user interface. An application usually consists of multiple units of user interfaces or UIX pages. For example, one page might represent the order details in an online shopping application, and another page might represent the shipping form.

Each UIX page is the logical representation of a user interface in an application. The same logical page can be presented as an output page for many client devices, e.g., an HTML page for a web browser.

Dynamic data content in a UIX page is achieved through data binding with any source. UIX has built-in data binding support for Business Components for Java (BC4J) and JavaBeans.

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