1. Transports and Interfaces: Siebel Enterprise Application Integration
  2. Specifying Parameters as Business Service User Properties

Specifying Parameters as Business Service User Properties

You specify parameters as business service user properties in Siebel Tools. These parameters go into effect after you have delivered the changes or deployed the business service to the run-time database. When using this method, keep the following in mind:

  • These parameters stay in effect as long as you continue to use the same run-time business service and do not create a newer specification for the business service parameters.

  • If you define the same parameter as a subsystem parameter or as a run-time property, then the subsystem parameter or run-time property overrides any values you have defined in Siebel Tools and delivered or deployed to the run-time database.

For more information about deploying business services to the run-time database, see Integration Platform Technologies: Siebel Enterprise Application Integration.