Control API for Document (document, documentBody, documentHead)

There are three HTMLB elements for a document, which correspond to HTML elements as follows:

document: Renders the root tag of the document, e.g. <html> or <wml>
documentBody: Renders the <body> section of the document
documentHead: Renders the <head> section of the document

document

Renders the root tag of the document (e.g. <html> or <wml>) depending on the markup language used. It is a plain HTML tag with no attributes.

attribute	req.	values	default	case sens.	JSP taglib	classlib
id	yes		none	yes		setDocumentId("myContent")
title	no	String	none	no		setTitle("SAPPortals")

Example

<hbj:content id="myContent">
   <hbj:document>
     ...
   </hbj:document>
</hbj:content>

documentBody

Renders <body> section of the document and attaches the appropriate style class. It is a plain HTML tag with no attributes.

Example

<hbj:content id="myContent">
   <hbj:document>
     <hbj:documentBody>
       ...
     </hbj:documentBody>
   </hbj:document>
</hbj:content>

documentHead

Renders <head> section of the document and includes the necessary style sheets and scripts. It is a plain HTML tag. In the documentHead a nested META element (standard HTML) can be used. With META element information about the document (name, content, scheme, http-equiv) can be specified.

title
Set the title that is usually displayed in the title bar of the web client.

attribute	req.	values	default	case sens.	JSP taglib	classlib
title	no	String	none	no	title="SAPPortals"	see 'document'

Example

<hbj:content id="myContent">
   <hbj:document>
     <hbj:documentHead title="SAPPortals">
       <meta name="description" content="Introduction page">
       <meta name="author" content="SAPPortals">
       <meta name="date" content="Jan. 2002">
       ...
     </hbj:documentHead>
     <hbj:documentBody>
       ...
     </hbj:documentBody>
   </hbj:document>
</hbj:content>