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| === Instance Values === | === Instance Values === | ||
| - | As an example, you could open a work-creen and add additional metadata like read-only or allowed users. To solve this problem, you could save the screen in a HashMap with metadata as values. This information should be saved in the application because the screen has access to the application. This makes things a little bit complicated. | + | As an example, you could open a work-screen and add additional metadata like read-only or allowed users. To solve this problem, you could save the screen in a HashMap with metadata as values. This information should be saved in the application because the screen has access to the application. This makes things a little bit complicated. |
| To make everything easier, every UI resource (e.g., a component) has the methods: | To make everything easier, every UI resource (e.g., a component) has the methods: | ||
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| ==== Global Values ==== | ==== Global Values ==== | ||
| - | We have another alternative for above instance values. It's also possible to use our [[jvx:common:util:classes#the_object_cache|ObjectCache]], e.g., | + | We have another alternative for the above instance values. It's also possible to use our [[jvx:common:util:classes#the_object_cache|ObjectCache]], e.g., |
| <code java> | <code java> | ||