HTML Content Tab

A HTMLContentTab is used to set up content in tab format. Content tabs are used in the HTMLTemplateDefinition, to create dedicated tabs with different types of content (in the Center tab in the Diagram Workspace – Classic Layout).

Title: This will be shown as the title of the tab. If nothing is specified, the name of the HTMLContentTab object will be shown on the tab.

Empty content text: If there is no content to show inside the tab, then this text will be shown.

Content field: This defines the content of the tab. It is possible to either specify a list of attributes to show or to link to other objects that defines the content.

Content field

There are a few different ways to specify the content of the tab, right click in the box to get the available options:

History State

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Guide

A “guide” refers to a set of instructions or procedures that are used to carry out a specific business process.

For example a restaurant using a recipe to prepare a dish (the business object) as part of their food preparation process (the business process). The recipe serves as a guide for the chefs to follow, ensuring that the dish is prepared consistently and to the desired quality every time it is ordered by a customer.

The “guide” connection links a business object to instructions or procedures that guide the execution of a business process, the “resource” connection links a business object to the specific resources needed to carry out that process.

Grouping : ArchiMate

The grouping element aggregates or composes concepts that belong together based on some common characteristic.

The grouping element is used to aggregate or compose an arbitrary group of concepts, which can be elements and/or relationships of the same or of different types. An aggregation or composition relationship is used to link the grouping element to the grouped concepts. Grouping elements can also have other relationships to and from them.