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Verifying Siebel Tools Prerequisites
Verifying Successful Installation
Verifying the Siebel Tools Directory Structure
Siebel Tools ODBC Data Sources
Running Multiple Local Databases
Setting Up the Development Environment
Siebel Tools Installation Summary and Where to Get More Information
Siebel Architecture (Basic Concepts)
Application Architecture Overview
Object Types and Parent-Child Relationships
Logical User Interface Objects Layer
Summary of the Major Object Types
Operating Architecture Overview
Siebel Web Engine Infrastructure
JavaScript Object Architecture in High Interactivity
Siebel Partner Connect and Siebel Tools for Partner Connect
Siebel Architecture Summary and Where to Get More Information
Siebel Tools Application Window
Configuring the Object Explorer
Modifying, Copying, and Creating New Object Definitions
Object Definitions, Value Types, and Naming Conventions
Creating a Copy of an Existing Object Definition
Creating a New Object Definition
Undoing New or Changed Object Definitions
Understanding the Changed Flag and Pencil Icon
Using Queries to List Object Definitions
Searching the Repository for Object Definitions
Getting Reports About Object Relationships
Viewing Object Relationships: Visualization Views
Relationships Visualization View
Descendents Visualization View
Web Hierarchy Visualization Views
Siebel Tools Product Components
Siebel Database Extension Designer
Siebel Object Comparison and Synchronization
Fundamentals Summary and Where To Get More Information
Application Configuration (Basic Concepts)
Usage and Configuration of Non-Licensed Objects
Configuration Goals and Objectives
Overview of the Web Configuration Process
Application Enhancement Through Scripting and Object Interfaces
Controlling Visibility Using Siebel Tools
Visibility Establishment Process
Visibility Property Settings in Siebel Tools
Other Ways to Customize Application Behavior
Personalizing Your Web Application
Managing Web Content with Siebel eBriefings
Dynamic Data Capture with Siebel eSmartScript
Siebel Business Process Designer
Application Configuration Summary and Where to Get More Information
Properties of the Table Object Type
Labeling Data Loaded in EIM As No Match Row Id Instead of NULL
Data Objects Layer Summary and Where to Get More Information
Adding Custom Extensions to the Data Model
About Extending the Siebel Data Model
Standard Database Extensibility
Using Standard Database Extensibility
Database Extension Planning and Design
Naming Conventions for Extension Tables and Columns
Accommodating Active Mobile Clients
Database Extension Implementation
Checking Out and Locking the Projects
Updating the Logical Schema Definition in the Local Environment
Creating a Custom Extension Table
Adding Extension Columns to Tables
Modifying Extension Tables or Columns
Deleting Extension Tables or Columns
Using Extensions with Enterprise Integration Manager
Applying the Physical Schema Extensions to the Local Database
Displaying Base Table Extension Column Data
Displaying Data in One-to-One Extension Tables
Displaying Data from One-to-Many Extension Tables
Preparing the Server Database Before Applying Schema Extensions
Applying the Changes to the Server Database
Applying Schema Changes Using Siebel Tools
Applying Schema Changes Using the Configuration Utility
Applying Server Database Changes to Other Local Databases
Populating Extension Tables and Columns
Making Extension Tables Available for Population by EIM
Configuring Client-Side Import
Advanced Database Extensibility
Finding the Dock Object for a Business Component
Adding a New Dock Table to an Existing Custom Dock Object
Deleting and Cleansing Dock Objects
Consulting Siebel Expert Services
Custom Extensions Summary and Where to Get More Information
Usage and Configuration of Non-Licensed Objects
Base Tables of Business Components
Joined Tables and Extension Tables of Business Components
Configuring Data-Driven Read-Only Behavior
Intersection Business Components
Master-Detail Business Components
Using a Predefault Value for a Join Field
Party Business Components and Joins: Party Extension Tables
Mapping Fields in Party Business Components
Bringing Party Data into a Non-Party Business Component
Bringing Party Data into Party Business Components
Mapping a Field to a Column in a Party Table
Using a Link in a Master-Detail View
Using a Link in a Multi-Value Group
Using a Link in a Many-to-Many Relationship
Using a Link When Merging Records
How a Multi-Value Link Is Constructed
How an Indirect Multi-Value Link Is Constructed
How a Cascade Copy with a Multi-Value Link Is Constructed
How a Business Object Is Constructed
Business Objects Layer Summary and Where to Get More Information
Defining Business Objects and Business Components
About the Application Development Process
Usage and Configuration of Non-Licensed Objects
Development Sequence for Defining Business Objects
Creating or Modifying a Business Component Definition
Adding Fields to a Business Component
Configuring Dual Currency Support
Creating or Modifying a Business Object Definition
Mapping Business Components to Business Objects
Using Wizards to Create Objects
Business Objects and Business Components Summary and Where to Get More Information
Logical User Interface Objects Layer
Major User Interface Object Types
About the Display Format Property
About the Search Specification Property
Applet Toggle Behavior Within a View
About The User Interface Navigational Paradigm
Toolbar and Menu-Related Object Types
Activating and Suppressing Menu Items and Toolbars
Specifying a Default Icon in an Icon Map
Logical User Interface Objects Configuration
User Interface Object Definition Sequence
Editing the Web Layout of Applets
Setting a Default Method for an Applet
Creating Views Using the View Wizard
Creating Views Using the Object Explorer
Editing the Web Layout of Views
Configuring Views for Layout Control
Providing User Access to a New View
Why a View Is Not Visible to a User
Using the Web Page Layout Editor
Associating Images With Siebel Objects
Using the Command Object Wizard
Using JavaScript to Extend Toolbars
Configuring Keyboard Accelerators
Using the Locale Management Utility
Finding Untranslated Text Strings
Exporting Strings and Other Locale-Specific Attributes
Importing Strings and Other Locale-Specific Attributes
Using the LMU to Replace Strings
Running the LMU From the Command Line
Pick Applets and Static Picklists
Configuring the Originating Applet
Configuring the Originating Business Component
Configuring Pick Business Components
Creating a Picklist Using the Pick List Wizard
Configuring Originating Applets
Configuring Originating Business Components
Creating a Static Picklist Using the Pick List Wizard
The PickList Generic Business Component
About the Language Independent Code
Enabling the Multilingual List of Values
MLOV Configuration and Coding Guidelines
Querying and Multilingual Lists of Values
Configuring Siebel Business Process Designer to Use MLOV-Enabled Fields
Configuring Siebel Assignment Manager to Use MLOV-Enabled Fields
Configuring Siebel Anywhere for Use with MLOV-Enabled Fields
Administering the Multilingual List of Values
Pick Applets and Static Picklists Summary and Where to Get More Information
Multi-Value Group and Association Applets
Configuring the Originating Applet
Configuring the Originating Business Component
Configuring the Multi-Value Link
Configuring the Multi-Value Group Business Component
Configuring the Multi-Value Group Applet
Association Applets Invoked from Master-Detail Views
Association Applets Invoked from Multi-Value Group Applets
Multi-Value Group and Association Applets Summary and Where to Get More Information
Special-Purpose Applets and Controls
Configuring Tree Applets and Explorer Views
Tree Applets in the Applet Web Template Layout Window
Configuring Attachment Applets
Configuring Attachment Business Components
Configuring Pop-Up Applets Launched from Applets
Configuring Pop-Up Views Launched from Applets
Creating DLL and Class Objects That Reference an ActiveX Control
Adding an ActiveX Control to an Applet
Setting Properties in an ActiveX Control
Configuring Fields to Use Web Content Assets
Special-Purpose Applets and Controls Summary and Where to Get More Information
Understanding Siebel Templates
Mappings Between Controls and IDs
High Interactivity Versus Standard Interactivity
First Navigational Level: Primary Tab Bar
Second and Third Navigational Level: Visibility Picklist and Detail Tab View Bar
Fourth Navigational Level: Subcategory Views
Physical User Interface Layer Summary and Where to Get More Information
Physical UI Navigation and Templates
Web Page-Layout Container Page
Support for Multiple Views on a Page
Persistently Editable List Applets
Displaying Totals of List Column Values
Multi-Value Group and Pick Applets
Catalog-Style List Applets and Rich Lists
Toolbar Template Configuration
Physical UI Navigation and Templates Summary and Where to Get More Information
Special Behavior Supported by Templates
Search and Find Configuration in SWE Templates
Favorites (Predefined Queries)
Designing Browser Group-Specific Templates
Conditional Mappings for Applets
More/Less Mode-Specific Mappings
Configuring Images as Bitmap Objects
Using Images as Links in Controls
Customizing Control Layout and Formatting
Removing HTML Frames From Web Templates
Modifying Views with Custom Headers and Footers
Known Issues when Running Siebel Applications without HTML Frames
Template Configuration Features
Creating Directories for Your Graphics Files
Adding Sorting Capabilities to Your Application
Templates Special Behavior Summary and Where to Get More Information
Exporting and Importing Repository Objects
Exporting Individual Object Definitions
Exporting Object Definitions Using the Command Line Interface
Importing Object Definitions Using the Command Line Interface
Renaming, Deleting, Backing Up, and Migrating Repositories
Renaming and Deleting Repositories
Backing Up and Restoring Repositories
Using repimexp.exe for Importing, Exporting, and Creating a File Dump
Migrating Repositories and Schemas Between Databases
Integrating with External Source Code Control Software
Configuring the srcctrl.bat File
Microsoft Visual SourceSafe Examples
Check In/Check Out Options (Source Control Integration)
Upgrading Repositories: Siebel Application Upgrader
Automatic Upgrade of Copied Objects
Recommended Guidelines for Copying Objects
How Enhancements Are Applied During an Upgrade
Repository Location of the Upgrade Ancestor
Configuration Steps for Upgrade Inheritance
Object Comparison and Synchronization
Viewing the Object Comparison Dialog Box
Differences Between Checked-Out Projects
Repositories Summary and Where to Get More Information
Significant Performance Impact
Multi-Value Links and the CheckNoMatch Property
Database Indexes in Sorting and Searching
Displaying Totals in a List Applet
Performance Troubleshooting Using Spooled SQL
Analyzing the Trace File and Query Plans
Performance Improvement Summary and Where to Get More Information
Application Development Projects
Getting Information About Repositories and Projects
Selecting the Current Repository
Getting Information About the Current Repository
Viewing Object Definitions by Project
Assigning Object Definitions to Projects
Moving Object Definitions Between Projects
Check-In/Check-Out Options (Data Sources)
Determining Project Differences at Check-In Time
Compiling Single Objects or a Group of Objects
Compiling the Siebel Repository Using the Command-Line Interface
Project Structure Considerations
Application Development Projects Summary and Where to Get More Information
Configuring the Customer Dashboard
Understanding the Customer Dashboard
How the Customer Dashboard is Populated With Data
Enabling the Customer Dashboard
Configuring the Customer Dashboard
Adding a Business Component to the Dashboard Business Object
Adding a Business Component Lists to the Dashboard Business Service
Mapping Business Component Fields to the Customer Dashboard
Configuring the GoTo View Drop-Down List
Configuring Labels for GoTo Views
Modifying the Look and Feel of the Customer Dashboard
Changing the Background Color and Border
Changing the Size and Location
Configuring Communication Events
Activating the SmartScript Player
Mapping SmartScript Variables to Customer Dashboard Fields
Configuring SmartScripts to Save Answers
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Siebel Tools Reference, Version 7.5, Rev. A Published: 18 April 2003 |