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   206 <h4 align="left">Transient Components</h4>
   206 <h4 align="left">Transient Components</h4>
   207 <p align="left">If creating a transient component, use the <strong>is-transient-object</strong> attribute in the attribute declaration section of your component definition file. Similar to non-layout components, transient components do not represent visual objects in the layout of the UI design. Although a transient component does not represent a visual aspect of the design, it does have visual properties.</p>
   207 <p align="left">If creating a transient component, use the <strong>is-transient-object</strong> attribute in the attribute declaration section of your component definition file. Similar to non-layout components, transient components do not represent visual objects in the layout of the UI design. Although a transient component does not represent a visual aspect of the design, it does have visual properties.</p>
   208 <p align="left">An example of a transient component is a menubar and its menu items. At runtime, the menu items are visible when activated. They have &ldquo;transient&rdquo; visual properties. Non-layout components and transient components have no place in the layout of the design and are therefore represented as icons in the non-layout area of the UI Designer editor. Transient component instances, however, will appear in the upper (layout) area of the editor when selected in the non-layout area; and may be edited visually.</p>
   208 <p align="left">An example of a transient component is a menubar and its menu items. At runtime, the menu items are visible when activated. They have &ldquo;transient&rdquo; visual properties. Non-layout components and transient components have no place in the layout of the design and are therefore represented as icons in the non-layout area of the UI Designer editor. Transient component instances, however, will appear in the upper (layout) area of the editor when selected in the non-layout area; and may be edited visually.</p>
   209 <h5 align="left">Related Reference</h5>
   209 <h5 align="left">Related Reference</h5>
   210 <p align="left"><a href="cc_definetransientcomp.htm">Defining a Transient Component</a></p>
   210 <p align="left"><a href="cc_definetransientcomp.htm">Defining a Transient Component</a></p>
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