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Developing the Task UI

This task is a step in Example of Developing a Task UI.

To begin developing the task UI, the application developer creates the task.

Creating the Task UI

The application developer does the following work to create the task after the team reaches consensus on the task view layouts for the task UIs:

1. Makes required additions and modifications in the configuration for the business logic.

   This configuration might include the business object, business component, links, picklists, and so on.

2. Creates or reuses the required applets.
3. Creates or reuses the required task views.

Next, the application developer refines the task UI.

Refining the Task UI

The application developer does the following work to refine the task UI:

1. Add links to the new task views.
2. Adds an insert Operation step before the first view in the submission task UI.
3. Adds an update Operation step after the task view step in the review task UI.
4. Reviews and updates properties and multivalue properties for task steps.
5. Makes sure that the task UI contains no validation errors or warnings, including setting the Instance ID task property that the business analyst identified.

Next, the application developer creates the task group and deploys the task UI.

Creating the Task Group and Deploying the Task UI

The application developer does the following work:

1. Creates a relationship between the submission task UI and the Common Tasks task group.
2. Recompiles the SRF (Siebel Repository File) with the new UI configuration, including the task group update.
3. Clicks the Publish and Activate button to deploy the submission task UI to the development environment.

Next, the application developer sets up access control.

Setting Up Access Control

The application developer does the following work:

• Makes sure the responsibility for the test user possesses the visibility to run the submission task UI. For more information, see Adding a Responsibility to a Task UI.
• Makes sure the Siebel client displays the customizations in the Siebel Mobile Web Client that Siebel Tools opens after the developer publishes and activates the customizations.