IBM 4.6.x Manuals

Table of Contents

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    Table of Contents
  • 7

    About This Document
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    Audience
  • 7

    Related Documents
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    What This Document Does Not Include
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    What This Document Includes
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    Typographic Conventions
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    New in Release 4.4.X
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    New in Release 4.5.X
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    New in Release 4.6.X
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    New in This Release
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    New in Release 4.0.X
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    New in Release 4.1.X
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    New in Release 4.2.X
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    New in Release 4.3.X

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  Chapter 1. Overview

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    Terminology
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    Siebel Application Architecture
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    Connector Architecture
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    How the Connector Works

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  Chapter 2. Installing the Adapter

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    Adapter Environment
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    Installing the Adapter and Related Files
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    Verifying an Installation
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    Event and Archive Tables

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  Chapter 3. Configuring the Connector

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    Overview of Connector Configurator
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    Starting Connector Configurator
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    Running Configurator From System Manager
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    Creating a Connector-Specific Property Template
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    Creating a New Configuration File
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    Using an Existing File
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    Completing a Configuration File
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    Setting the Configuration File Properties
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    Saving Your Configuration File
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    Changing a Configuration File
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    Completing the Configuration
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    Using Connector Configurator in a Globalized Environment

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  Chapter 4. Understanding Business Objects

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    Business Object Structure and Relationships
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    Business Object Application-Specific Information

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  Chapter 5. Creating Business Objects

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    Modifying Business Object Samples
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    Overview of Siebel ODA
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    Installing and Using Siebel ODA
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    Using Siebeloda in Business Object Designer
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    Reviewing the Generated Definition
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    Adding Information to the Business Object Definition

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  Chapter 6. Using the Adapter with Siebel Business Services

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    Understanding Business Services
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    Verb Processing with Business Services
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    Events Detection with Business Services
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    Custom Business Service Support

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  Chapter 7. Running the Connector

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    Starting the Connector
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    Stopping the Connector

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  Chapter 8. Troubleshooting

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    MAX_LOG_FILE_SIZE Error On UNIX
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    Decreasing the Size of the Siebel Log File
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    Memory Limitations with Result Set Support

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  Appendix A. Standard Configuration Properties for Connectors

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    New Properties
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    Standard Connector Properties Overview
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    Standard Properties Quick-Reference
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    Standard Properties

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  Appendix B. Connector Specific Properties

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    Applicationpassword
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    Applicationusername
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    Archiveprocessed
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    Connecterrors
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    Connectorid
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    Connectstring
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    Databeanpoolsize
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    Databeanrefreshinterval
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    Eventprocessingsupport
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    Pollattributedelimiter
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    Siebellanguagecode
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    Siebelversion
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    Supportnamevaluepair
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    Usedefaults
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    Viewmode

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  Appendix C. Common Event Infrastructure

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    Required Software
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    Enabling Common Event Infrastructure
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    Obtaining Common Event Infrastructure Adapter Events
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    For More Information
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    Common Event Infrastructure Event Catalog Definitions
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    XML Format for "Start Adapter" Metadata
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    XML Format for "Stop Adapter" Metadata
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    XML Format for "Timeout Adapter" Metadata
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    XML Format for "Request" or "Delivery" Metadata

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  Appendix D. Application Response Management

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    Application Response Measurement Instrumentation Support
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    Index
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    Notices
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    Programming Interface Information
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    Trademarks and Service Marks