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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 the performance and operation of your system.

Properties

Property
Description/Usage
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 Interactive view.
A view is a high interactive one when all of the applets in a view have underlying classes marked High Interactivity Enabled.
For more information, read High Interactivity Enabled
Java Thin Client (S)*
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)*
A TRUE or FALSE value. If TRUE, the class can be used for the thin client.
UNIX Support (S)*
Signifies if the class is supported on the UNIX platform.

See Also

Hidden Object Types and Properties

Usage

Siebel Object Types > Class

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 will only be loaded again (and the view frame containing the applet refreshed) 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.

Value
Works in High Interactivity
Works in Standard Interactivity
Cachable
1
No
Yes
No
2
Yes
No
Yes
3
Yes
No
No
4
Yes
Yes
Yes
5
Yes
Yes
No


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 Published: 18 April 2003