Using Editors

The following table describes some of the editors that are available. These editors include a canvas and you can use them with the Palettes pane. A canvas is a background that appears in different designers. It includes a work area that allows you to move or rearrange objects. For example, the Task Designer allows you to move a Siebel Operation step from the Palettes pane to the canvas. The canvas also indicates whether or not you can edit an object.

Editor	Description
Entity Relationship Designer	Allows you to diagram the business entities that your configuration uses and represent relationships between these entities. For more information, see Configuring Siebel Business Applications.
Task Designer/Editor	Allows you to create a user interface that assists the user in completing a job task. Allows you to add steps and connectors to a task UI. For more information about task UI and using the Task Designer/Editor, see Siebel Business Process Framework: Task UI Guide.
Workflow Process Designer	Allows you to define, manage, and enforce the business processes that your company uses. Allows you to add steps and connectors to a Workflow Process. For more information about Workflow Processes, using the Workflow Designer, and using the Workflow Process Simulator, see Siebel Business Process Framework: Workflow Guide.

Using a Script Editor

If you cannot use declarative configuration to meet your requirements, then you can use the Server Script Editor and the Browser Script Editor to create a script. You use these editors to add a script to a Siebel object. You can use the following types of script:

• Siebel VB

• Siebel eScript

• Browser Script

For information about declarative configuration, see About Siebel Tools. For information about scripting, see Using Siebel Script Editors.