Property
Description
Optionality
Default value
Obs.
Name
Internal name that identifies the element.
Mandatory
Original Name
Indicates the name of the referenced web screen in the producer.
N/A
This property is read-only and visible only for referenced web screens.
Learn more about Using Web Screen References.
Description
Free text that describes the web screen. You can edit the text by directly
typing it in the property or in the description editor which opens by
clicking on 
Optional
Useful for documentation purposes.
The maximum size of this property is 2000 characters.
Owner
Indicates the producer where the web screen is defined.
N/A
This property is visible only for referenced web screens and is read-only.
Learn more about Using Web Screen References.
Public
Indicates whether this web screen can be used by other eSpaces. See eSpace references.
Mandatory
No
See Expose a Web Screen.
HTTP Security
Indicates whether the screen is using SSL, SSL with client certificates, inherits the security defined at the web flow or not security at all. The possible values are, respectively: SSL, SSL with client certificates, "" (empty) and None.
Mandatory
Learn more about HTTP Security
Integrated Authentication
Boolean value that indicates whether the web screen requires integrated authentication.
Mandatory
An empty value means that the web screen inherits the integrated authentication specify at the web flow.
Learn more about integrated authentication
Is Frequent Destination
Boolean value that indicates whether the page appears as an available option in the Destination property of a link. This eliminates the need of graphically linking to connect the screens involved.
Mandatory
No
A screen that is a Frequent Destination has its name in bold, on the Content Canvas.
You should
use this property when you want to connect two web screens that are not
visible on the Web Content Canvas.
Title
Expression that is evaluated at runtime and set as the title of the browser.
For the web screen title to be constant, set the expression
to have only literal
values.
Optional
When this property is empty, the title bar has the name of the element.
You should have a friendly title for the user. It is also important to set a good title for Search Engines Optimizations (SEO).
Cache in minutes
Indicates the length of time that the web screen remains in cache. However, if the cache is invalidated during this time, the screen is removed from the cache.
Mandatory
Empty value; means that the screen is never cached.
Learn more About Caching Contents.
Advanced - Advanced properties of your web screen
Style Sheet
Allow you to mange styles for your web screen or global to the eSpace.
Style sheet editor which opens by double-clicking on the property name
or by clicking on .
Learn more About Style Sheets.
This property is read-only and visible only for referenced web screens.
Learn more about Using Web Screen References.
JavaScript
Allows you to add JavaScript to the web screen or global to the eSpace.
JavaScript editor which opens by double-clicking on the property name
or by clicking on .
Learn more about adding JavaScript.
This property is read-only and visible only for referenced web screens.
Learn more about Using Web Screen References.
Roles - Allows selection of the areas that have grants to display the element. This property is used when you are adding security in your web flow.
Roles
List of the Roles available in your eSpace.
Optional
Anonymous
Registered
ApplicationUser
You should always add security in your flow.
Learn more about security.
Extended Properties - Additional properties for attributes and/or events that implement specific behaviors of your web screen.
Name
Name of the attribute that the HTML element can accept as specified in the HTML language reference.
N/A
This property is added in the <td> HTML tag that corresponds to this widget.
Learn more about Extending Properties and how widgets are translated into HTML tags.
Value
The value for the attribute.
N/A
This property is added in the <td> HTML tag that corresponds to this widget.
Learn more about Extending Properties and how widgets are translated into HTML tags.