layout/BorderLayout SAP SE Based upon the border layout as it comes with the Java standard. Using this layout, you are able to divide your available UI space into five areas whose sizes can be defined. These areas are: Top: Header; Bottom: Footer; Begin: Left/right-hand side panel; Center: Content area in the middle; End: Right/left-hand side panel. replaced by {@link sap.m.Page} sap.ui.core/Control The RTL setting swaps the areas Begin and End. replaced by the global configuration for the page Defines the overall width of the layout Defines the overall height of the layout Represents the Top area Represents the Begin area Represents the Center area Represents the End area Represents the Bottom area Returns the area of the given type. If the area does not exist, it will be created when create is set to true. The aria ID Whether the aria must be created Creates the specified area and adds the given controls to it. Returns the created area. Specifies which area will be created. If the area is already available, the method call is ignored. Any number of controls can be submitted to be added to the newly created area; where each control is submitted as one argument. Returns the object of the specified area. If the area does not exist, the area will be created and returned. Specifies the area whose object will be returned. Returns a JSON-like object that contains all property values of the requested area. Specifies the area whose data will be returned Sets the properties of the specified area with the given values. Specifies the area whose properties will be set JSON-like object that contains the values to be set Adds controls to the specified area. Specifies the area where controls will be added Inserts controls to an area at a given index. Specifies the area where the controls shall be inserted. Specifies the index where the controls shall be added. For a negative value of iIndex, the content is inserted at Removes the content with the given index from an area. Specifies the area whose content shall be removed The content to be removed Removes all content from an area. Specifies the area whose content shall be removed Returns all controls inside the specified area inside an array. Specifies the area whose content controls shall be returned. Destroys the content of the specified area. Specifies the area whose content will be destroyed