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Implementing a Customer and Partner Application Without Frames
Use the following procedure to implement a Customer and Partner application without frames.
To implement a Customer and Partner application without frames
- Open Siebel Tools.
- In Object Explorer, select the Type tab and click the Application node.
- From the Application list, select Siebel eSales.
- From the View menu, choose Windows and select the Properties window.
- Record the value for the property called Container Web Page.
In Siebel eSales the value is CC Container Page (eSales).
- In Object Explorer, select Web Page, and in the Web Pages list, select the Container Web Page named CC Container Page (eSales).
- Copy this Web Page and label it CC Container Page (eSales) No Frames.
- With the new Web Page selected in the list, select the value for the Web Template property in the Properties window. The value should read Page Container (Framed). From the drop-down list, choose Page Container No Frames. Step off the current Web Page record to store this change.
- In Object Explorer, select Application.
Verify that the Siebel eSales application is selected in the Application list.
- In the Properties window, select the property Container Web Page. From the drop-down list, choose the newly created CC Container Page (eSales) No Frames. Step off the current application record to store this change.
- Compile your changes.
The Siebel eSales application is now associated with the unframed Customer and Partner application container. This container is associated with the unframed SWE container template (dCCPageContainer_NoFrames.swt). The next time you launch the application, you will notice that content and navigation are loaded into a single window.
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Siebel Interactive Designer Administration Guide Published: 18 April 2003 |