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NewPropertySet Method

The NewPropertySet method constructs a new property set object.

Syntax

Application.NewPropertySet

Returns

A property set

Usage

NewPropertySet is used primarily to construct input and output arguments for business services.

NOTE:  When using NewPropertySet on an existing PropertySet object, old references to this PropertySet are lost. When reusing a PropertySet, use the Reset method on the PropertySet itself.

Used With

Browser Script, COM Data Control, COM Data Server, Java Data Bean, Mobile Web Client Automation Server, Server Script, Web Client Automation Server

Example

This method constructs a new property set object.

The following example is in Browser Script:

function Applet_PreInvokeMethod (name, inputPropSet)
{
   if (name == "MyCustomMethod")
   {
      var oBS;
      var inpPS;
      var outPS;
      inpPS = theApplication().NewPropertySet();
      outPS = theApplication().NewPropertySet();
      oBS = theApplication().GetService("New Value Business Service");
      outPS = oBS.InvokeMethod("New Value Method", inpPS);
      inpPS = null;
      outPS = null;
      oBS = null;
      return ("CancelOperation");
   }

   else
   {
      return ("ContinueOperation");
   }
}

The following example is for COM. SiebelApplication is an Application instance.

Dim oBS As SiebelService
Dim inpPS As SiebelPropertySet
Dim outPS As SiebelPropertySet
Dim errCode as integer

Set inpPS = SiebelApplication.NewPropertySet errCode
Set outPS = SiebelApplication.NewPropertySet errCode
Set oBS = SiebelApplication.GetService("New Value Business Service", errCode)
oBS.InvokeMethod "New Value Method", inpPS, outPS, errCode
Set inpPS = Nothing
Set outPS = Nothing
Set oBS = Nothing

The following example is in Siebel eScript:

function WebApplet_PreInvokeMethod (MethodName)
{
   if (MethodName == "MyCustomMethod")
   {
      var oBS;
      var inpPS;
      var outPS;
      inpPS = TheApplication().NewPropertySet();
      outPS = TheApplication().NewPropertySet();
      oBS = TheApplication().GetService("New Value Business Service");
      oBS.InvokeMethod("New Value Method", inpPS, outPS);
      inpPS = null;
      outPS = null;
      oBS = null;
      return (CancelOperation);
   }

   else
   {
      return (ContinueOperation);
   }

}

The following example is in Siebel VB:

Function WebApplet_PreInvokeMethod (MethodName As String) As Integer
   If MethodName = "MyCustomMethod" Then
      Dim oBS As Service
      Dim inpPS As PropertySet
      Dim outPS As PropertySet
      Set inpPS = TheApplication.NewPropertySet
      Set outPS = TheApplication.NewPropertySet
      Set oBS = TheApplication.GetService("New Value Business Service")
      oBS.InvokeMethod "New Value Method", inpPS, outPS
      Set inpPS = Nothing
      Set outPS = Nothing
      Set oBS = Nothing
      WebApplet_PreInvokeMethod = CancelOperation
   Else
      WebApplet_PreInvokeMethod = ContinueOperation
   End If

End Function