Siebel Webservice And EAI - Basic Concepts ans Steps Involved

A web service is a collection of protocols and standards.

Used for exchanging data between applications or systems.Various Programming languages and Software running on various platforms can use web services to exchange data over computer networks.Similar to inter-process communication on a single computer.Uses Common Network Protocols such as HTTP, SOAP, XML

How to integrate or consume an external RESTful web service in Siebel 8

Siebel Application does not support REST web services on Siebel 8.0.x version, inbound .

REST inbound web service support is GA in release 8.1.1.4.

Specifically for the OUTBOUND scenario, nothing new is added by release 8.1.1.4.

Outbound scenarios are similar to "pure" HTTP calls and EAI HTTP Transport business service is already capable of doing that on any siebel release.

How can I show a html (or a mhtml) file within an applet?

Is there a feasibility to show an external html file within an siebel applet? If yes, I need to know which class I have to take, which type of field, etc.

Displaying external Web content in a Siebel applet can be achieved through Symbolic URL's. This technique allows to display a Web page either as inline HTML, within an IFrame, or within an embedded Web browser control.

Runtime Business Service vs. Repository Business Service

Runtime business service is authored in the client while the repository business service is done in tools. The repository business service is compiled into the SRF file to be used. Each time the runtime business service is executed, the definition is retrieved from the database and compiled. To prevent the runtime business service to compile each time, the cache flag can be set. By doing so, the business service is compiled once and stays in the cache during the entire user session.   

Known Scripting performance issues

The following are some events which might contribute to slow performance if extensive coding is done:
- BusComp_PreGetFieldValue
- WebApplet_PreCanInvokeMethod

There two events are frequently fired. For PreGetFieldValue event, it is called every time the user interface is updated to repaint the fields and also be called in other internal uses. For
PreCanInvokeMethod event, this is frequently fired in response to user actions.

Philips MRU1400/17 Universal remote codes and instuctions for TV, DVD, VCR, Home Theater and Set-top box

MRU1400/17Universal Remote control Instructions

  1. Turn on the device (TV, DVR, etc.) you wish to operate.
  2. Press and hold the SETUP button until the red light indicator remains lit, then release the SETUP button.
  3. Press and release the desired mode button (TV, DVR, etc.). The red light indicator flashes, then remains lit.
  4. Enter one of the 4 digit code from the code table above

Philips MRU1301/17 Universal remote codes and instuctions for TV, DVD, VCR, Home Theater and Set-top box

MRU1301/17 Universal Remote control Instructions:

  1. Turn on the device (TV, DVR, etc.) you wish to operate.
  2. Press and hold the SETUP button until the red light indicator remains lit, then release the SETUP button.
  3. Press and release the desired mode button (TV, DVR, etc.). The red light indicator flashes, then remains lit.
  4. Enter one of the 4 digit code from the code table above

Sony Universal Remote Codes and Programming Instructions

How to program sony universal remote Sony RM-V210

Make sure to hook up and power on all the Sony TV or another device you want to set up using Sony universal remote codes. next, make sure the batteries are working in the universal remote. Note down the Sony universal remote codes from the list provided. Nothing is more frustrating to find out that you have not hooked up or universal remote batteries are bad after spending your evening on trying to program Sony universal remote. 

Why are missing any tasks ID data in Srvrmgr command List tasks output?

Prior to v8.0, when a task is started, the task info will occupy a 'task slot' in the shared memory of the Siebel server. This task will stay in the shared memory until the task is completed. Once a task is completed, it will stay in the shared memory until all of the 'task slots' are used up. Over time, older completed tasks will be purged from the shared memory to make room for storing new running tasks.

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