Siebel Open UI Client
Proxy
Presentation Model (PM)
Physical Renderer (PR)
Physical Renderer (PR)
Plug-in Wrappers (PW)
Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)
Manifest Administration
Manifest Files
UI Objects
Default Behaviors
Object Expressions: Multiple and Complex Conditions
Presentation Model (PM) for Form Applets
AddMethod
Init
Get
ExecuteMethod
FieldChange
ShowSelection
GetFieldName
GetName
Physical Renderer (PR) for Form Applets
BindData
GetPM
GetInputName
PM to PR Interaction
AddMethod
AddProperty
AttachPMBinding
Get(propertyName)
PM and PR for List Applets
Get("GetRecordSet")
BindData(bRefresh)
ShowUI
Helper Techniques
Plug-in Wrappers: ShowUI, GetEl, AttachPW
EventHelper
HTML Template Manager
Responsive Web Pages
Non-Applet Customizations
AddListner
postload
Using External Code
Third-party libraries
Calls via Universal Resource Locator (URL)
Siebel Tools and Open UI
Calling Siebel Business Services
Profile Attributes
User Properties
Drag-and-Drop Imports
User Preferences
CSS files, web templates, views, and applets
Migrating Customizations
Description:
This Siebel Open UI Advanced JavaScript API training discusses the architecture and files used in customizations. It
begins by explaining the Siebel Open UI framework, its architecture and important files, while discussing how to apply
customizations in the framework by administering the manifest.
Learn To:
Administer customizations.
Write code to use the Siebel Open UI JSAPI to implement common form and list applet customizations.
Use debugging techniques to troubleshoot coding problems.
Implement application-wide customizations.
Call external libraries.
Use Siebel Tools in conjunction with Open UI.
Migrate customizations.
Customize the overall look-and-feel of the application.
Use Siebel Tools to customize Siebel Open UI behavior.
Benefits to You
By investing in this course, you'll walk away with the ability to use the JavaScript API. You'll develop the skills to write
code to address common customization requirements including using external, third party libraries, and you'll develop an
understanding of when and where to add code (the hooks into the framework) and common methods to use for desired
outcomes.
Use Siebel Tools in conjunction with the JSAPI
This course will also teach you how to call a Siebel Business Service, add custom user properties to object definitions
for use in code and store, retrieve and use user preferences.
Deploying Customizations
This section of the course discusses how to migrate code that you have prototyped or developed to a production
environment. You'll get a chance to solidify your skills through hands-on exercises.
Learn through Hands-On Exercises
Expert Oracle University instructors will walk you through these concepts, demonstrating how to use the new
architecture through a series of examples. Please note that this course does not teach JavaScript, CSS or HTML. It's
recommended that you have a background in Siebel Tools prior to taking this course.
