Summary of the Target and Business Service Properties
The following table summarizes the Target and Business Service properties.
Menu or Toolbar | Target Property | Business Service Property | Result |
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Application menu or toolbar |
Server |
Contains a value |
The business service that the Business Service property defines determines the method handler that calls the service on the Siebel Server. It does not retarget. |
Does not contain a value |
Siebel CRM uses the method handler as the base functionality that it associates with an application object. |
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Browser |
Contains a value |
The business service that the Business Service property defines determines the targets that Siebel CRM uses for the method. It does not retarget. |
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Does not contain a value |
Siebel CRM targets to the method that the JavaScript application defines. It does not retarget. |
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Applet menu |
Server |
Contains a value |
The business service that the Business Service Property defines determines the service that the method handler calls on the Siebel Server. It does not retarget. |
Does not contain a value |
The method handler is initially the applet class that the applet references. Siebel CRM retargets it successively up through the applet class hierarchy to the CSSSWEFrame class. If still not handled, then it retargets to the business component class of the business component that the applet references, and successively upwards through the business component class hierarchy to the CSSBusComp class. |
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Browser |
Contains a value |
The business service that the Business Service Property defines determines the service that the method handler calls on the browser. It does not retarget. |
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Does not contain a value |
Targets to the method that the JavaScript applet defines. If not handled, then retargets to the method that the corresponding JavaScript business component defines. No inheritance or more retargeting occurs. |