Table 3.	Disposition Type Summary
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    | Inline | 
Inline integration into the Siebel user interface.
Session Management, including managing session cookies and automatic re-login after time out.
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Only works in very few cases.
Will not work with complex JavaScript.
Will not work if there are reference to frames.
Supports the GET method only.
URL limited to 2048 characters.
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    | IFrame | 
Inline integration into the Siebel user interface.Supports complex JavaScript.
Supports references to frames.
Session Keep Alive supported.
Works for most cases.
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No session management.
Only supported by IE5.5 and higher.
Does not support frames that reference top-level JavaScript objects.
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    | Web Control | 
Supports frames that reference top-level JavaScript Objects, because JavaScript does not refer to objects outside of the Web control.
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No session management.
Browser functionality, such as the back button, is only available by right-clicking in the Web control.
ActiveX objects that contain other objects are reset if you change tabs and then return to the Web control.
	Web control requires more system overhead than IFrame.
Only supported for IE4 and higher.
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