Bookshelf v7.5: Command Objects

Command objects are configured in Tools. They have a simple configuration, similar to that of Runtime Events.

Table 47. Command Object Attributes
Command Object Attribute	Value
Business Service	FINS Teller UI Navigation
Method	CallBusSvc
Method Argument	'Workflow Process Manager', 'RunProcess', 'ProcessName', 'FINS Teller Branch Connector', 'EventName', 'Branch Open', 'BusObj', 'FINS Teller Branch', 'PrimaryBusComp', 'FINS Teller Branch'

To initiate Teller messages using command objects, the command objects call the business service FINS Teller UI Navigation, which calls the method CallBusSvc. This method is a wrapper that takes a string of "name, value" pairs and then calls the named business service.

Table 48 provides a description of the method argument strings for the CallBusSvc method.

Table 48. CallBusSvc Method Arguments
Method Argument String	Description
'Workflow Process Manager'	The business service to call.
'RunProcess'	The method to call.
'ProcessName', 'FINS Teller Branch Connector'	A parameter to the business service, in this case the name of the workflow process to run.
'EventName', 'Branch Open'	Another parameter to the business service, in this case the value of a process property in the workflow process.
'BusObj', 'FINS Teller Branch'	Name of the business object that is active. This is used to get the active row Id to set the Object Id process property value for running a workflow process.
'PrimaryBusComp', 'FINS Teller Branch'	Name of the business component that is active. This is used to get the active row Id to set the Object Id process property value for running a workflow process.

After configuring the command object, you can associate it in Tools with an applet method menu item to have it appear on the given applet. You can also assign it an accelerator key so that the command can be invoked using special keystrokes.

For more information on creating applet-level menu items, see Siebel Tools Reference.