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About Views
Views define a visual representation of a business object's data.
A Siebel application window displays one view at any one time.
- Contain applets.
- Are components of a screen (each screen includes one or more views).
- Appear in one of the three primary view styles—list, detail, and explorer.
You create new views by using the View Wizard or by defining views in the view object in the Object List Editor.
NOTE: Views can appear in the user interface in the Show: combo box or as view tabs. See About The User Interface Navigational Paradigm for more information.
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Siebel Tools Reference Published: 20 October 2003 |