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Chapter 1: Preface

Audience 11

Documentation Accessibility 11

Access to Oracle Support 11

Conventions 11

Chapter 2: What's New in This Release

Chapter 3: Overview of Siebel Open UI

About Siebel Open UI 15

Overview of Siebel Open UI 15

Example Customizations That You Can Make with Siebel Open UI 16

Open Development Environment 17

Siebel Open UI JavaScript API Support 18

Multiple Client Environment 18

Support for More Than One Usage 18

New Notification User Interfaces 19

Mobile Environments 19

How Siebel CRM Renders Siebel Open UI Clients 19

How Siebel CRM Renders Div Containers on Siebel Servers 20

About Using This Book 23

Important Terms and Concepts 23

How This Book Indicates Computer Code and Variables 25

How This Book Describes Objects 26

About the Siebel Innovation Pack 27

Support for Customizing Siebel Open UI 27

Getting Help from Oracle 29

Chapter 4: Architecture of Siebel Open UI

About the Siebel Open UI Development Architecture 31 Overview of the Siebel Open UI Development Architecture 31 Example of How Siebel Open UI Renders a View or Applet 37 Customizing the Presentation Model and Physical Renderer 41 Configuring Siebel Open UI Siebel Innovation Pack 2017Contents 4

Customizing the Physical Renderer 43

Customizing a Plug-in Wrapper 43

Stack That Siebel Open UI Uses to Render Objects 43 Items in the Development Architecture You Can Modify 47

Example Client Customizations 48

Differences in the Server Architecture Between High Interactivity and Siebel Open UI 48 Differences in the Client Architecture Between High Interactivity and Siebel Open UI 50

Life Cycle of User Interface Elements 51

Summary of Presentation Model Methods 51

Life Cycle of a Physical Renderer 53

Example of the Life Cycle of a User Interface Element 55

Explanation of Callouts 55

Chapter 5: Example of Customizing Siebel Open UI

Roadmap for Customizing Siebel Open UI 57

Process of Customizing the Presentation Model 58

Creating the Presentation Model 58

Customizing the Setup Logic of the Presentation Model 60 Customizing the Presentation Model to Identify the Records to Delete 62 Customizing the Presentation Model to Delete Records 66 Overriding Predefined Methods in Presentation Models 70 Customizing the Presentation Model to Handle Notifications 71 Attaching an Event Handler to a Presentation Model 74 Customizing Methods in the Presentation Model to Store Field Values 77 Customizing the Presentation Model to Call the Siebel Server and Delete a Record 79

Process of Customizing the Physical Renderer 80

Setting Up the Physical Renderer 80

Customizing the Physical Renderer to Render the Carousel 82 Customizing the Physical Renderer to Bind Events 84 Customizing the Physical Renderer to Bind Data 86 Customizing the Physical Renderer to Refresh the Carousel 87 Modifying CSS Files to Support the Physical Renderer 90

Process of Customizing the Plug-in Wrapper 92

Creating the Plug-in Wrapper 93

Customizing the Plug-in Wrapper to Display the Control Differently 95 Customizing the Plug-in Wrapper to Bind Custom Events to a Control 97 Customizing the Plug-in Wrapper to Define Custom Events 98 Customizing the Plug-in Wrapper to React to Value Changes of a Control 101 Attaching the Plug-in Wrapper to a Control Conditionally 103 Configuring the Manifest for the Recycle Bin Example 105

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Configuring Siebel Open UI Siebel Innovation Pack 20175 Configuring the Manifest for the Color Box Example 107

Testing Your Modifications 108

Chapter 6: Customizing Siebel Open UI

Guidelines for Customizing Siebel Open UI 109

Guidelines for Customizing Presentation Models 109 Guidelines for Customizing Physical Renderers 111

Guidelines for Customizing Plug-in Wrappers 112

Guidelines for Customizing Presentation Models and Physical Renderers and Plug-in

Wrappers 112

Doing General Customization Tasks 113

Preparing Siebel Tools to Customize Siebel Open UI 113

Modifying the Application Configuration File 114

Deriving Presentation Models, Physical Renderers and Plug-in Wrappers 115 Adding Presentation Model Properties That Siebel Servers Send to Clients 115

Configuring Siebel Open UI to Bind Methods 119

Calling Methods for Applets and Business Services 120 Using the Base Physical Renderer Class With Nonapplet Objects 123

Creating Components 127

Customizing How Siebel Open UI Displays Error Messages 128

Customizing Navigation Options 131

Example of Restricting Navigation Options 132

Customizing Events 133

Refreshing Custom Events 134

Overriding Event Handlers 134

Attaching an Event Handler to an Event 135

Attaching More Than One Event Handler to an Event 135 Stopping Siebel Open UI From Calling Event Handlers 136 Attaching and Validating Event Handlers in Any Sequence 137 Customizing the Sequence that Attaches and Validates Event Handlers 143 Using AttachEventHandler Prior to Siebel CRM Release 8.1.1.13 143 Overriding the OnControlEvent Method and Then Calling a Superclass 144

Allowing Blocked Methods for HTTP GET Access 144

Managing Files 145

Organizing Files That You Customize 145

Updating Relative Paths in Files That You Customize 147 Specifying Dependencies Between Presentation Models or Physical Renderers and Other