What are the two kinds of widget properties available in InsuranceSuite?

In InsuranceSuite, the knowledge of widget properties is important for customizing the user interface and functionality of the application. The two kinds of widget properties defined within InsuranceSuite are Static Properties and Dynamic Properties.

Static Properties refer to fixed attributes that do not change during the lifecycle of the widget. These properties are established when the widget is first configured and remain constant throughout its existence. Static properties include aspects such as the widget’s label, default values, and other configuration settings that do not depend on user interaction or external data.

Dynamic Properties, on the other hand, are attributes that can change based on user interaction, application state, or external factors. These properties are responsive and can be modified at runtime, allowing the application to adapt to different scenarios or data inputs. For example, the visibility of a widget or its value can vary depending on the conditions defined in the application logic.

Understanding the distinction between static and dynamic properties is critical for developers as they design and implement widgets in the InsuranceSuite ecosystem, allowing them to create a more interactive and responsive user experience.