IFrame Resize in Open UI

Problem:
In open UI the IFrame is small and needs to be resized.

 Reason:
additional parameters need to be set to Symbolic URL in case of Open UI , but the same works fine and the size is also large in case of Siebel HI.

Solution:
Go to Administration-Integration->Symbolic URL Administration, under the Symbolic url list query for the Symbolic URL entry that is being used in the applet add a parameter IFrame and Value=iFrame width=100% height=500 frameBorder=On.

Logout and login again the issue is solved.

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