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Siebel Object Types > Class Class is a property of certain object types, such as applet or business component. The object type contains the listing of classes used in the repository. CAUTION: Do not modify this object type unless adding a new ActiveX control or Java Applet to the web user interface. Any modification can adversely affect performance and operation.
Properties
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DLL (S) |
Specifies which DLL the class resides in. |
Handheld Client (S) |
A TRUE or FALSE value. If TRUE, the class can be used for the handheld client. |
High Interactivity Enabled (S) |
Specifies a view as a high interactivity view. When every applet in a view has its underlying classes marked High Interactivity Enabled, then the view is considered to be a high interactive view. For more information, read High Interactivity Enabled |
Java Thin Client (S)(H) |
A TRUE or FALSE value. If TRUE, the class can be used for the Java thin client. |
Name (S) |
The name of the C++ class. |
Object Type (S) |
The name of the object type associated with the class. |
Super Class (S) |
The name of the parent (super) class. |
Thin Client (S)(H) |
A TRUE or FALSE value. If TRUE, the class can be used for the thin client. |
UNIX Support (S)(H) |
Signifies if the class is supported on the UNIX platform. |
High Interactivity Enabled
When enabled, the layout of a view is loaded from the server the first time a user navigates to it. The layout loads again (and the view frame containing the applet refreshed) only if some action requires the applet to be displayed using a different template. In a high interactive view, a page refresh is expected only when the layout changes. The following table represents the values for the High Interactivity Enabled property.
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Works in High Interactivity |
Works in Standard Interactivity |
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1 |
No |
Yes |
No |
2 |
Yes |
No |
Yes |
3 |
Yes |
No |
No |
4 |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
5 |
Yes |
Yes |
No |
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