The backgroundColor attribute is the name of the RGB color for the background of the part.

Note:

You cannot change the background color of a column. This attribute is ignored for the Container Details Column part. This attribute is also ignored for a report viewer.

The body attribute refers to the body section of the part.

The breaks attribute represents field breaks that have been added to a Report Iterator using the Add Field Breaks menu option of the Report Iterator part.

The fontName attribute is the name of the font to use for the text displayed in the part.

The footer attribute refers to the footer section of the part.

The foregroundColor attribute is the name of the RGB color for the foreground of the part.

The header attribute refers to the header section of the part.

The iterator attribute is a stream that allows you to iterate through a collection of items.

In the Reports feature, this attribute allows you to generate a report on an iterable object.

The repeatHeader attribute indicates whether to repeat the header on each page of the iterator. This attribute corresponds to the Repeat header setting for the Report Iterator.

The self attribute represents the part itself, and you cannot change the basic definition of a part. In general, the self attribute is a read-only attribute, and is used for passing a value or values to another part. It is not used for receiving any values.

For example, you can connect the self attribute of an Ordered Collection part to the items attribute of a List part. The Ordered Collection part does not change to a different type of part because of the connection. Instead, the Ordered Collection part populates the List part with the items that it contains.

You can use the self attribute in an attribute-to-attribute connection, as a parameter in an event-to-action connection, or wherever an attribute can be used.

The unitTypeSelected attribute refers to the unit of measurement for setting margins and field sizes in a report. You can choose from the following:

The width attribute refers to the width (in units set by the unitTypeSelected attribute) of the part.

The x attribute represents the number of units from the left margin to indent the part.