Property Set Node Types

When passing integration object instances as the input or output of a business service, you can use property sets to represent different node types, as presented in the following table.

Name	Parent	Value of Type Attribute	Properties	Description
Service Method Arguments	Not applicable	Ignored	The properties of this property set contain the service specific parameters, such as PrimaryRowId for the EAI Siebel Adapter.	This is the top-level (highest-level) property set of a business service’s input or output. The properties of this property set contain the service-specific parameters (for example, PrimaryRowId for the EAI Siebel Adapter).
SiebelMessage	Service Method Arguments	SiebelMessage	The properties of this property set contain header attributes associated with the integration object, for example, IntObjectName.	This property set is a wrapper around a set of integration object instances of a specified type. To pass integration objects between two business services in a workflow, this property set is copied to and from a workflow process property of type Hierarchy.
Object List	SiebelMessage	ListOfObjectType	Not used.	This property set identifies the object type that is being represented. The root components of the object instances are children of this property set.
Root Component	Object List	Root Component Name	The property names of the property set represent the field names of the component, and the property values are the field values.	This property set represents the root component of an integration object instance.
Child Component Type	Root Component or Component	ListOfComponent Name	Not used.	An integration component can have a number of child component types, each of which can have zero or more instances. The Integration Object Hierarchy format groups the child components of a given type under a single property set. This means that child components are actually grandchildren of their parent component’s property set.
Child Components	Child Component Type	Component Name	The property names of the property set represent the field names of the component, and the property values are the field values.	This property set represents a component instance. It is a grandchild of the parent component’s property set.