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Configuration Guide for Siebel Offline Client for Life Sciences
What's New in This Release
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Overview of the Offline Client for Life Sciences
About the Offline Client for Life Sciences
Offline Client for Life Sciences User Interface
Overview of Client Application Object Definitions
About Filter Definition Files
Data Sources and Offline Databases
Overview of Client Data Synchronization
About Network Connectivity and Automated Synchronization
About Synchronization Failure
Data Download Modes
Data Upload Modes
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Installing the Required Software for the Configuration Environment
Setting Up the Basic Configuration Environment
Process of Installing Adobe Flex and Air SDKs
Locating Adobe Flex SDKs
Installing Adobe Flex SDK 3.4.1
Installing Adobe Flex SDK 3.4.0 Data Visualization Files
Installing Adobe AIR SDK
Unpacking the Configuration Projects
Process of Building the Offline Client for Life Sciences with Automated Scripts
Setting Up the Unzip Program
Verifying the Perl Installation
Configuring the FLEXPATH File Location for Adobe Flex SDK 3.4.1
Building an Application
Verifying an Application
Configuring the Offline Client for Life Sciences
Changing the URL for the Offline Client for Life Sciences
Hiding User Preferences
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Installing and Setting Up Oracle JDeveloper and Adobe Flash Builder
Installing Oracle JDeveloper
Uninstalling Oracle JDeveloper
Starting Oracle JDeveloper on Windows
Process of Setting Up Oracle JDeveloper
Importing Utility Extensions and Other Upgrades for Oracle JDeveloper
Setting User Preferences for Oracle JDeveloper
Process of Setting Up Adobe Flash Builder 4
Importing Configuration Projects for the Offline Client for Life Sciences
Setting the Installed Flex SDK Preference
Setting Workspace Preferences for Adobe Flash Builder
Verifying and Configuring the Build Order
Process of Running the Offline Client for Life Sciences Application Configuration from Adobe Flash Builder
Verifying and Building Projects
Running Offline Client for Life Sciences Applications
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Getting Started with Oracle JDeveloper
Overview of Tasks Using Oracle JDeveloper
Configuring Oracle JDeveloper for the Offline Client for Life Sciences
Changing the Search Specifications for Filter Definition Files
About Inspecting the Sales Application User Interface Definitions
Inspecting the Toolbar Definition in the Sales Application
Inspecting the Sales Application Definition
Inspecting How Pages Are Defined in the Sales Application
Inspecting How Applets Are Defined in the Sales Application
Validating Modified Definition Files
Inspecting Filter Definition Files
Validating Configured Filter Definition Files
Changing the Synchronization Interval
Configuring the Timeout Period
Changing the Authentication Validity Period
Configuring the Application Startup Timeout Variable
Inspecting Data Sources and Databases
Inspecting Local Database Tables
Inspecting the Data Sources Definition File
Logging In as a Different User and Rebuilding a Local Database
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Managing String Translations
Managing String Translations
Location of String Files
String Types and Formats
Opening a String File
Adding English Strings
Translating Strings
Using Search Functionality to Find Strings
Adding New Languages to the Sales Application
Exporting and Importing String Files
Rebuilding an Application
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Adding and Using Icons
Adding Icons
Using Icons
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Extending the Basic Content in the Sales Application
Process of Adding and Making Static Fields Available
Finding the List of Values Name for the Picklist Field
Setting the LOV for the Field Using the Filter Functionality
Adding the Field to a Form Applet
Rebuilding the Sync and Sales Applications
Process of Updating Fields in an Existing Filter Definition File
Adding a New Field
Activating the Field Using the Filter Functionality
Rebuilding the Sync Application
Verifying the LOV Name and LOV Values
Making the New Field Available in a Form
Process of Making a New Related Item Available
Identifying the Required Siebel CRM Objects
Building Business Services in Siebel Tools for Siebel CRM
Embedding the MedEd Event Custom Object Structure in the Contact Filter Definition File in Siebel CRM
Adding a New List Applet
Adding the Applet to the Contact Page
Rebuilding the Sync and Sales Applications
Adding a Joined-In Field
Adding a Drag-and-Drop Association
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Extending the Business Functions
Process of Defining Business Services
Adding a Business Service
Adding a Button to Call the Business Service
Using a Button in an Applet
Testing the New Business Service
About Validation Rules
Deactivating a Validation Rule
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Configuring Top-Level Objects
Roadmap for Creating a New Filter Definition File for a Top-Level Object
Identifying Which Siebel CRM Objects to Enable for Offline Client for Life Sciences Integration
Obtaining WSDLs from the Server
Creating a Filter Definition File Using the Filter Functionality
Adding the Filter Definition File to a Data Source
Downloading Data with the Filter Definition File
Process of Configuring Sales for a Top-Level Object from the Filter Definition File
Creating a New Label
Updating Filter Definition File Support
Creating a New List Applet
Creating a New Page Using the New Applet
Adding the New Page to the Sales Application
Adding a Button to the Sales Application Banner
Testing the New UI for the Sales Application
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Configuration Files, Filter Definitions, and Calculated Expressions
Key Configuration Files
Data Source Configuration File
Attribute Definitions of the datasources.xml File
Schema of the datasources.xml File
Example datasources.xml Files
Filter Definitions
About Filter Definition Files
Filter Definition Files Available with the Offline Client for Life Sciences
Filter Attribute Definitions
WebService and ServiceAPI Attribute Definitions
Application, Page, and Applet Definitions
Application Definition
Page Definition
Applets Definition
Calculated Expressions
Predefined Functions
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