Here is the example of Exposed Calculated fields Today() TimeStamp JulianYear of Today JulianMonth of Today Julian Day of Today Build a date: Calculation: "0"+(JulianMonth([Created])-JulianYear([Created]) * 12)+"/"+"01"+"/"+(JulianYear([Created])-4713) For Month: (JulianMonth([Field])-JulianYear([Field]) * 12) For Year: (JulianYear([Field])-4713)
Notice Please note that the About View popup is used just for testing purposes in the Standard Interactivity Siebel clients. This is intended as help for developers who want to find out the names of views/applets they are working on. Background The About View popup applet provides details of the screen, view, business object, applet, and business components, currently being displayed in the Siebel application window. This technical note describes how to implement this functionality in the Siebel customer facing applications. Implementation The About View dialog box could be invoked through a button in the frame view bar of the Siebel application. The button will invoke the “AboutView” method (“About View (SWE)” command) that displays the About View dialog box. The following needs to be configured in Siebel Tools: 1. Siebel Customer Facing Application: First the user needs to determine the template used for the frame view bar of the customer facing application...
The Following are the details of creating a list based on a search spec: Business Service Name Method FS Verify Entitlement GenerateList Input Name Type Value Business Component Literal <BC Name> Business Object Literal <BO Name> Field List Literal "<field name1>","<field name2>" Search Spec Expression "<search spec>" Output Process Property Data Type of Process property Output Argument <Property Name> Hierarchy Lists The following are the details of step where we obtain the values in the List: Business Service Name Method FS Verify Entitlement GetNextItem Input Name Type Value Field Name Literal <Field Name1> Lists hierarchy(obtained t...
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