Bookshelf v8.1/8.2: Comparing High Interactivity and Standard Interactivity

Table 13 outlines the basic differences between the two traditional deployment modes. The topics that follow provide additional information about each of these modes.

Table 13. Comparison of Standard Interactivity and High Interactivity
Feature	Standard Interactivity	High Interactivity
Support for broader variety of browsers	Yes	No
Uses JavaScript technology	Yes	Yes
Uses ActiveX technology	No	Yes
Uses Java technology	No	Yes

NOTE: Accessing different versions of an Application Object Manager while simultaneously using Siebel Web clients on the same client computer is not supported.

Certain features and functions in Siebel Business Applications require particular browser settings for standard interactivity and high interactivity. Unless stated, all supported browser versions for applications using these deployment modes require the settings and configuration outlined in this document. The requirements for your individual deployment might vary, but must meet the minimum requirements in Table 14.

Table 14. Requirements for Standard Interactivity and High Interactivity
Standard Interactivity	High Interactivity	Requirement
Yes	No	Must meet deployment requirements for standard interactivity. (Supports standard browser settings.) See Requirements for Deploying Siebel Applications Using Standard Interactivity.
No	Yes	Must meet general deployment requirements for high interactivity. See General Requirements for Using High Interactivity.
No	Yes	Must meet ActiveX deployment requirements for high interactivity. See ActiveX Requirements for Using High Interactivity.
No	Yes	Must meet Java deployment requirements for high interactivity. See Java Requirements for Using High Interactivity.

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