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1. The Event Processor polls the AutoSys Database for the next event to process. The Event processor will monitor successfully completed events and determine if any predecessors have been met. If no event is ready, the Event Processor will poll again in 5 seconds.
Scheduling Jobs
There are two fundamental modes of deployment for a Siebel Web Client. End user interactivity options are
Standard Interactivity framework refers to the user experience associated with traditional customer facing web applications. In this mode there is no requirement for any installation on the client machines and the application is accessed using the web browser.
Calling Siebel business services in standard interactivity mode is different from that of calling or executing business services in high interactivity mode as all the objects will not be available standard interactivity mode. Browser scripts are converted into java scripts and executed in browser. Below techniques are used to call business services in SI mode.
Siebel standard interactivity applications are used in web based application, below are few handy configuration tips
This article presents details on how to use the XML Web Interface to deliver content from Siebel to external portal frameworks and Web application environments. The XML interface provides industry-standard integration to third-party development environments, such as ASP and JSP, as well as providing a model consistent with emerging Web technologies. The XML interface can be used across all Siebel eBusiness Applications.
PowerCenter can load data to base tables in Siebel using Enterprise Integration Manager (EIM) tables. Siebel EIM tables, also known as interface tables, are database tables that reside in a relational database. They act as staging areas between PowerCenter and base tables in the Siebel database. You use the Siebel Enterprise Integration Manager to load data from the EIM tables to the Siebel database.
Technical Requirements Testing Testing of those requirements that do not relate to functionality. i.e. performance, usability, etc.
Software Testing Terms and Meaning - Part 5
