Business Service Structure

Business services allow developers to encapsulate business logic in a central location, abstracting the logic from the data it might act upon. A business service is much like an object in an object-oriented programming language.

A business service has properties and methods, and maintains a state. Methods take arguments that can be passed into the object programmatically or, in the case of Siebel EAI, declaratively by way of workflows.

Note: For more information on business service methods and method arguments, see Siebel Object Interfaces Reference.