Using LayoutManager

These examples illustrate how to customize margin and button layout.

int[] colPercentages = { 35, 65 };
LayoutManager layoutManager = new LayoutManager(2,
    colPercentages, true, styleDisplay_Style);
...
layoutManager.addWidget(textInput52, 1, 1);
layoutManager.addWidget(horizontalRuler53, 2);
layoutManager.addWidget(button54, 1, 1);
layoutManager.addWidget(button55, 1, 1);
this.add(layoutManager);

• Adding a Table Header
  Add a Region which contains the table header columns for the screen that you want to customize using the Device Application Designer. Then modify the generated gap class:
• Filling a Space with a Button
  By default, the generated button adjusts its width based on the displayed content and does not fill any extra space.
• Removing the CellTable Margin
  By default, the CellTable is surrounded with a border. To remove it, customize the generated gap class: