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Siebel CRM Desktop for Microsoft Outlook Administration Guide > Additional Code in the Customization Example > XML Code That Defines a Many-To-Many RelationshipYou must define the Microsoft Outlook folder that stores these objects. However, for this example, it is not desirable to display these objects to the user. Therefore, you use a hidden folder in Microsoft Outlook that you define in the code as the following: Because a form is not required to display these objects, you do not define a form. You add the following code to the siebel_basic_mapping.xml file: <type id="Opportunity.Channel_Partner.Association" hidden_folder="true" folder_type="10" display_name="OCHP"> <form message_class="IPM.Contact.SBL.OpportunityChannel_PartnerAssociation" display_name="OpportunityChannel_PartnerAssociation" icon="type_image:Generic:16"></form> <user_field id="sbl OpportunityId" ol_field_type="1"></user_field> <convertor><binary_hexstring/></convertor> <user_field id="sbl OpportunityId" ol_field_type="1"></user_field> <convertor><binary_hexstring/></convertor> <field id="ChannelPartnerId" ver="2"> <user_field id="sbl ChannelPartnerId" ol_field_type="1"></user_field> <convertor><binary_hexstring/></convertor> <user_field id="sbl ChannelPartnerId" ol_field_type="1"></user_field> <convertor><binary_hexstring/></convertor> <field from="Name" to="PartnerName"></field> <field from="Location" to="PartnerLocation"></field> <user_field id="sbl PartnerName" ol_field_type="1"></user_field> <convertor><string/></convertor> <user_field id="sbl PartnerName" ol_field_type="1"></user_field> <convertor><string/></convertor> <user_field id="sbl PartnerLocation" ol_field_type="1"></user_field> <convertor><string/></convertor> <user_field id="sbl PartnerLocation" ol_field_type="1"></user_field> |
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