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How Account Download Works in the Preconfigured Application
It will help you to understand how account download works in the preconfigured application before you design your configuration.
Overall Process
The method that the customer follows to initiate an account download is slightly different for brokerage accounts and other accounts.
- Brokerage Accounts. The customer selects a brokerage account in Siebel eBrokerage and clicks the Download button on the Investment Transactions applet. A File Download dialog box opens asking whether the customer wants to open or save the file. The customer selects Save this file to disk, clicks OK, and follows the Save As dialog box to download a CSV file containing investment transaction records.
- Other Accounts. The customer selects a nonbrokerage account in Siebel eBanking or Siebel eBrokerage and clicks the Download button on the Recent Transactions applet. In the Account Download applet, the customer enters the starting and ending dates for the transaction data and selects the CSV file format. The selected dates are used as the search specification for the query. If the customer has performed an account download on this account before, the start date will be predefaulted to the end date of the last download. If no dates are selected, all of the transaction data is downloaded for the account period between the last time data was downloaded and the present. If no file format is selected, the data output is in the form of a Siebel message, which is an XML- formatted message that describes Siebel data. When the customer clicks the Download button, the search specification is sent to the FINS eBanking Account Download Outbound workflow, which then begins.
During the workflow process, a query is used to export the requested data to an instance of a source integration object in that uses Siebel format. The Data Transformation Engine converts the data to a format that is consistent with the CSV format and stores it in an instance of a target integration object. The workflow passes the data back to the Account Download applet in the form of a text string. The applet then prompts the user's Web browser to save the text string as a file on the customer's computer.
Workflow Details
The FINS eBanking Account Download Outbound workflow is shown in Figure 4.
The actions performed by the workflow are summarized in Table 21.
The upper path in the workflow, which includes the Get Acct Txn Info and Convert to XML Document steps, is not used in the preconfigured Siebel eBanking application. However, you could configure the application so that the workflow is triggered in a way that does not eliminate the possibility that no active record is selected. In this case, the top path would be used to bypass steps that might cause unwanted behavior.
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Siebel eService Administration Guide Addendum for Industry Applications, Version 7.5, Rev. A Published: 18 April 2003 |