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Archive for January, 2008
« Previous EntriesHigh Interactivity Framework Problem.
Thursday, January 31st, 2008We faced this problem quite often in Siebel 7.7. I am yet to face this error in Siebel 7.8 but I think there are lot of people that are still using Siebel 7.7 or even Siebel 7.5 so they might be facing this kind of problem.
Problem:
When clicking on Pick Applet in Siebel 7.7 application the [...]
Problem Generating Proposal – Fields values as NA.
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008Background
Few days back we added new fields that we had to use in Proposal Generation. After doing the required configuration when we used those fields in mapping they started showing up values as NA. When we accessed those fields from script they showed proper values and when we looked at backend database the values were [...]
Smart Scripts – Common problem faced.
Wednesday, January 30th, 2008This is a pretty common problem that is faced while working with Smart Scripts. When you try to open smart scripts you receive the following error
The File 1-LRF2_ENU.ssc could not be found on any specified file system. (SBL-UIF-00230)
Debugging Workflow – A case study
Tuesday, January 29th, 2008Quite a few readers have asked me about real time scenarios of various posts that I have written. I try to explain with examples so that it is easy to understand but I think putting it in real working scenario will make more sense and more understanding. So, today I am going to narrate a [...]
Making Search Specification Dynamic.
Monday, January 28th, 2008I think we all know what search specification means in Siebel. But just for introduction purposes I would like to give an overview.
Search Specification is criteria that we can apply on an Siebel object to restrict the amount of data that reaches the user.
You can apply search specification on objects like BC, Applet, Picklists etc.
Search [...]
How To invoke a Siebel Business Service
Friday, January 25th, 2008In this post I will elaborate how we can invoke a business service in various ways. But first just an overview of what business service is.
Business Service (BS): Is a place where you write to code to implement business rules and process.
We can also write the code at BusComp and Applet level but that makes our [...]
Synchronizing IO - learning the hard way.
Friday, January 25th, 2008Yesterday somebody posted a question about Synchronizing IO on the Siebel Forum. I did answer him there but I was not sure how many of you follow the forum so thought I would share my learning about Synchronization of IO with a wider audience
It was my first EAI Assignment and we were working [...]
How to invoke a Workflow Process?
Thursday, January 24th, 2008Workflow is one of the most commonly used functionality in Siebel. They provide us the way to automate simple and complex business process without much trouble.
Workflows can be invoke in several ways in Siebel.
Runtime Events
Scripting
User Property
Workflow Policy
In this post I will be giving example of how to invoke workflow process in different ways.
Siebel Workflow Process an Introduction
Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008Siebel Workflow is a software tools that lets us automate business processes with help of workflow processes. Some characterises of workflow processes are
They are created, edited and deployed in Siebel Tools.
Their changes in workflows is SRF independent though they are created and deployed in Siebel Tools IDE.
They are administered through Administration - Business Process Screen in Siebel [...]
Generic SSA NOTOK error message.(SBL-DAT-00472)
Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008While working on CR (Change Request) I had to use a field in the script.
The Script was something like
var AgreeBO = TheApplication().GetBusObject(“Service Agreement”);
var AgreeBC = AgreeBO.GetBusComp(“Service Agreement”);
var OrderType = “”;
with(AgreeBC)
{
ActivateField(“Oppty Order Type”)
ClearToQuery();
SetViewMode(3);
SetSearchSpec(”Id”,AgreeId);
ExecuteQuery();
if(FirstRecord())
{
OrderType = GetFieldValue(“Oppty Order Type”);
}
AgreeBO = null;
AgreeBC = null;
There is nothing unusual in [...]