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Table of Contents
Practices for Lesson 1: Siebel 8.1.x Integration: Course Introduction .................................................... 1-1
Practice 1-1: Class Set up ....................................................................................................................... 1-2
Practices for Lesson 2: Introduction to Siebel Application Integration................................................... 2-1
Practices for Lesson 2............................................................................................................................. 2-2
Practices for Lesson 3: Overview of Integration Workflows .................................................................... 3-1

Practice 3-1: Exploring XML and XSD Documents ................................................................................... 3-2
Practice 3-2: Examining External and Internal Data .................................................................................. 3-4
Practices for Lesson 4: Integration Objects............................................................................................. 4-1
Practice 4-1: Creating an Internal Integration Object................................................................................. 4-2
Practice 4-2: Creating an External Integration Object ............................................................................... 4-7
Practices for Lesson 5: EAI Siebel Adapter ............................................................................................. 5-1
Practice 5-1: Using the EAI Siebel Adapter Query Method........................................................................ 5-2
Practice 5-2: Using the EAI Siebel Adapter QueryPage Method ................................................................ 5-6
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Practice 5-3: Comparing the EAI Siebel Adapter's Synchronize, Update, and Upsert Methods ................... 5-8
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JMS Receiver to Receive Messages .......................................................... 9-8
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Practices for Lesson 10: Data Mapping.................................................................................................... 10-1
Practice 10-1: Creating a Data Map ......................................................................................................... 10-2
Practice 10-2: Invoking a Data Map in an Integration Workflow ................................................................. 10-5
Practices for Lesson 11: The EAI Dispatch Service ................................................................................. 11-1
Practice 11-1: Creating a Dispatch Rule................................................................................................... 11-2
Practice 11-2: Using the Dispatch Service................................................................................................ 11-5
Practices for Lesson 12: Using Siebel Inbound Web Services ................................................................ 12-1
Practice 12-1: Using Inbound Web Services............................................................................................. 12-2
Practices for Lesson 13: Configuring Siebel Inbound Web Services ...................................................... 13-1
Practice 13-1: Creating a Custom Web Service ........................................................................................ 13-2
Practices for Lesson 14: Siebel Outbound Web Services........................................................................ 14-1
Practice 14-1: Outbound Siebel Web Services ......................................................................................... 14-2
Practices for Lesson 15: Overview of Data Federation ............................................................................ 15-1
Practice 15-1: Exploring Virtual and External Business Components ........................................................ 15-2
Practices for Lesson 16: External Business Components....................................................................... 16-1
Practice 16-1: Creating an External Table Object Definition ...................................................................... 16-2
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Practice 16-2: Creating an External Business Component ........................................................................ 16-6
Practice 16-3: Displaying the External Business Component .................................................................... 16-8
Practices for Lesson 17: Virtual Business Components ......................................................................... 17-1
Practice 17-1: Creating a Virtual Business Component ............................................................................. 17-2
Practices for Lesson 18: Embedding Web Content in a Siebel View ...................................................... 18-1
Practice 18-1: Embedding Web Content in an Aggregate View ................................................................. 18-2
Practice 18-2: Embedding Record-Specific Web Content ......................................................................... 18-7

Practices for Lesson 19: Embedding Siebel Content in an External Application.................................... 19-1
Practice 19-1: Exploring the SWE XML Interface...................................................................................... 19-2
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Practices for Lesson 1: Siebel 8.1.x Integration: Course Introduction

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Practice 1-1: Class Set up
Goals
To verify that your machine has been properly set up for the Siebel 8.1.x Integration
course
Time
20 - 30 minutes
Overview
In this practice you will verify that the lab data and several third-party utilities required for this
course are on your machine. You will also perform some initial configuration in order to be able
to open xml files with Oracle JDeveloper and to set up server components for the remainder of
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e. Verify that the home page for the Siebel System Requirements and Supported
Platforms documentation appears.
f. Close Internet Explorer.
4. Verify that a SOAP utility is installed.
a. Select Start > Programs > soapUI 1.7.5 > soapUI 1.7.5.
b. If prompted to import settings, click No.
c. Verify that a command window appears followed shortly by the soapUI application.
d. In the soapUI application, select File > Exit.
e. Click Yes, if asked to exit.
5. Configure Oracle JDeveloper to open XML files.
a. Use Windows Explorer to navigate to D:\Labs\Integration\ClassSetup.
b. Right-click Setup.xml and select Open With > Choose Program.
c. Click Browse.
d. Navigate to and select D:\Middleware\jdeveloper\jdeveloper.exe.
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f. Select jdeveloper from the list of programs.
g. Check "Always use the selected program to open this kind of file".
h. Click OK.
i. In the Select Role dialog, uncheck "always prompt for role selection on startup".
j. Click OK.
k. In the Configure File Type Associations dialog, click Cancel.

l. In the Oracle Usage Tracking dialog, uncheck "Allow automated usage".
m. Click OK.
n. In the Tip of the Day dialog, uncheck "Show tips at startup".
o. Click Close to close the Tip of the Day dialog.
p. Verify that above the middle pane you have a "Setup.xml" tab.
q. Click the Setup.xml tab.
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8. Test JDeveloper's built-in WebLogic server.
a. Return to Jdeveloper.
b. In the application-level menu, select Run > Start Server Instance
(IntegratedWebLogicServer).
c. Watch the messages window (in the bottom center) until you see the message,
"IntegratedWebLogicServer started". This may take several minutes.
d. Wait until the server is fully started. You can monitor your system using the Task
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f. Select Start > Programs > Internet Explorer.
g. Enter an address of http://localhost:7101/console.
h. Once the login screen appears, enter:
Username weblogic
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i. Click "Log In".
j. Verify that you are logged in to the Oracle WebLogic Server Administration Console.
k. Close Internet Explorer.
l. In JDeveloper, from the application-level menu select File > Exit.
m. Click Yes to terminate the IntegratedWebLogicServer process.
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h. Select File > Exit to close Siebel Tools.
10. Configure the Siebel Server to support the rest of the class.
a. Use Windows Explorer to navigate to D:\Labs\Integration.
b. Double-click ISAsetup.bat.
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c. Let the script run. It should run about 5 - 10 minutes. Do not close the window or run
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Practice 3-1: Exploring XML and XSD Documents
Goals
To use Oracle JDeveloper to examine XML documents
Time
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Overview
In the practices for this course, you will use Oracle's JDeveloper application to examine
numerous XML and XSD documents. This practice is designed to develop basic skills in using
JDeveloper to examine and manipulate XML and XSD files.
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e. Observe that the file name in the tab is displayed in italics. This indicates that the XML
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f. Select File > Save to save your changes.
g. Observe that the file name in the tab is now displayed in regular style.
h. Select File > Close.
i. Select File > Reopen > D:\Labs\Integration\IO\ExampleContact.xml to reopen the file.
j. Verify that the file displays the modified value for the home element.
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a. Right-click in the visual editor and select Validate XML.
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c. Edit the phones start tag to phone. This creates an invalid element since the start and
end tags differ.
d. Right-click in the visual editor and select Validate XML.
e. Verify that the document is no longer a valid XML document by examining the
messages in the messages pane.
Notice that the message identifies the line numbers with the invalid XML.
f. Undo your edit by selecting Edit > Undo Delete Previous.

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g. Validate the XML again to verify that you restored the document completely.
4. Examine an XSD file.
a. Use Windows Explorer to navigate to D:\Labs\Integration\IO and right-click
ExampleContact.xsd.
b. Select Open With > JDeveloper
c. Observe that JDeveloper displays this file in a new tab in the editing pane.
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Practice 3-2: Examining External and Internal Data
Goals
To understand the structure of the data to be exchanged
Time
10 - 20 minutes
Overview
In the practices for this course, the ISA Company wishes to integrate its custom
meeting/conference management system with its newly acquired Siebel CRM system. There
are multiple integration points that ISA will need to implement, but for the purposes of this
course, you will focus on one particular integration point; namely the exchange of contact data.
ISA needs to be able to move data consisting of an account record and its contacts from the
Siebel application to the meeting system for marketing and tracking purposes. In addition, after
a conference or meeting has been held, ISA needs to move similar records collected by the
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2. Examine the XSD file that describes the data structure.
a. Use Windows Explorer to navigate to D:\Labs\Integration\IO.
b. Open ISA_Client.xsd using Oracle JDeveloper.
c. If necessary, click the Design tab at the lower left corner of the visual editor.
d. If necessary, expand the elements until the complete structure is displayed as show
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e. Observe that the Client element contains a Contacts element that consists of zero to
many Contact elements. This indicates that multiple contacts can be associated with a
client.
f. Observe that the Client element contains a single set of child address-related elements
(Address, City, State, and Zip). This indicates that a client has only a single address.
g. Click the source tab and verify that the actual XML statements in the XSD file are
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3. Start the Siebel Call Center Developer Web Client:
a. Select Start > Programs > Siebel_Web_Client _81 > Siebel Web Client 8.1 > Siebel
Call Center - ENU.
b. Enter:
User ID DDEV
Password DDEV
Connect to Sample
c. Click OK.
d. If prompted, click Install, AutoFix, and Run.
4. Examine the corresponding data in the Siebel CRM application.
a. Navigate to Accounts > My Accounts.
b. Select the 3Com account.
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d. Observe that these applets reference the Account and Contact business components
respectively.
e. Click OK to close the About View dialog box.
You observed earlier that an account has an address multi-value group (MVG). Determining the
business component that supports an MVG often requires a considerable exploration of Siebel
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6. Examine the accounts addresses view.
a. Use the drop-down arrow at the end of the view tabs to select the Addresses view tab.
b. Use Help About View to verify that the business component displayed in the addresses
applet is the CUT Address.
Note CUT is an acronym that stands for Communications Utilities.
c. Click OK.
A colleague of yours has mapped the fields in the ISA_Client data structure to fields on the
applets in the account addresses view.
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8. Identify the mappings.
a. Select Applet :: SIS Account Entry Applet.
This notation means to click Applet in the Object Explorer on the left and then query for
Name = SIS Account Entry Applet in the object list editor on the right.
b. Open the Web Layout Editor.
1) Right-click the SIS Account Entry Applet and select Edit Web Layout.
2) Click OK to confirm that you will be viewing the applet in read-only mode
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d. In the Web Layout editor, right-click the Account Name text box control and select View
Properties Window.
e. Examine the Field property in the properties window to identify the business
component field, and verify that Field = Name.
f. Verify that the remaining UI fields map to the business component fields tabulated in
the table below:
Element in ISA_Client Siebel UI Field Siebel Business Component Siebel BC Field

ClientName Account Name Account Name
URL URL Account Home Page
Phone Main Phone # Account Main Phone Number
City City CUT Address City
Zip Zip Code CUT Address Postal Code
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Practice 4-1: Creating an Internal Integration Object
Goals
To build an integration object based on an account and child contact fields.
Timing
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Overview
In a previous lab, you examined the structure of the client data in the external meeting
application and identified the some of the corresponding Siebel account, address and contact
data. You will create an internal integration object to represent the Siebel data to be integrated.
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sample database.
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1) Select the first two records.
2) Scroll down to the last record and select it while pressing the Shift key. This will
select all the integration component fields.
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8. Verify your work.
Note: This integration object will be used throughout the rest of the course, so it is important
that it is configured correctly.
b. From the application menu, select Tools > Compare Objects > Selected vs. Archive.
c. Select D:\Labs\Integration\Solutions\ISAMeetingAccount.sif.
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9. Compile the new integration object into the client .srf file.
b. Right-click ISA Meeting Account and select Compile Selected Objects.
c. Set Siebel repository file = D:\OUSea\Client\OBJECTS\ENU\siebel_sia.srf.
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Practice 4-2: Creating an External Integration Object
Goals
To create an integration object based on an XSD file that describes external data.
Timing
5 - 10 minutes
Overview
In this lab you will create an external integration object that describes the structure of the data
used by the external meeting system. The Meeting System team has generated an XSD file that
describes the structure. You examined this XSD file in a previous lab and a copy of the structure
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d. Enter:
Select the Project ISA Account
Specify the source system EAI XSD Wizard
Enter the name of the XSD File D:\Labs\Integration\IO\ISA_Client.xsd
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2. Examine the external integration object.
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b. Observe that Base Object Type = XML which indicates that the integration object is
based on an XSD file.
c. Select Integration Object :: ISA Client | Integration Component :: Client | Integration
Component Field.
d. Notice that Address, City, ClientID, ClientName, Phone, State, URL, and Zip are fields
in the Client integration component.
e. Select the Contact integration component and inspect its fields.
f. Notice that ContactID, FirstName, LastName, and emailAddress are fields in the
Contact integration component.
g. Select the Contacts integration component and inspect its fields.
h. Notice that there are no fields.
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Practice 5-1: Using the EAI Siebel Adapter Query Method
Goals
To use the EAI Siebel Adapter Query method to retrieve data from a Siebel application
Time
15 - 25 minutes
Overview
In this practice, you will query a sample account using the EAI Siebel Adapter Query method.
You will identify arguments to insert into the input property set that is passed into the business
service. You will then run the Business Service Simulator to retrieve an output property set. You
will examine the property set and save it for later use.
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c) Set Siebel repository file = D:\OUSea\Client\OBJECTS\ENU\siebel_sia.srf.
d) Click Compile.
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c. Click OK.
4. Identify a sample account to query.
a. Navigate to Accounts > Accounts List.
b. In the visibility filter, select All Accounts Across Organizations.
c. Query for Name = Delta Valley Brewers Ltd.
d. Determine the Row Id:

1) Right-click the record and select About Record.
2) Note that the Row # = 1SIA-E1D5.
3) Click OK.
e. Drill down on Name.
f. Verify that two contacts are displayed: Blake Nadler and Teresa Stimms.
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service.
6. Start the business service simulator.
a. In Siebel Call Center, navigate to Administration - Business Service > Simulator.
b. In the top applet, click New.
c. In the Service Name, click the select button.
d. Select the record with Display Name = EAI Siebel Adapter and Name = EAI Siebel
Adapter. These are the names from the properties in Siebel Tools.
e. Click OK.
f. In the Method Name, click the select button.
g. Select the Query record.

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h. Click OK.
7. Create arguments and values.
a. In the middle "Input Arguments" applet, click New.
b. Set Test Case = 1.
c. In Property Name, click the select button.
d. Click New.
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A PropertySet window pops up with Child Type = ListOfAccount_Business
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A PropertySet window pops up with two records.
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button.
A PropertySet window appears with the contact data.
6) Verify that two records are displayed (Blake and Teresa).
7) For the first record in the Property Key field, click the select button.
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8) Click OK.
9) For the second record in the Property Key field, click the select button.
The details for the contact are displayed.
10) Click OK.
11) Click OK repeatedly to close all the PropertySet windows.
9. Save the output to a file and examine it.

Note it is often easier to examine the output with a separate tool.
a. In the Output Arguments applet, click Save To File.
b. Click Save.
c. Save As: D:\Temp\EAI-1 output.xml.
d. Click Save.
e. Click Close.
f. Open D:\Temp\EAI-1 output.xml with Oracle JDeveloper.
g. Select Source > Reformat to display the contents with child elements indented.
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Practice 5-2: Using the EAI Siebel Adapter QueryPage Method
Goals
Use the EAI Siebel Adapter QueryPage method
Time
10 - 15 minutes
Overview
In this practice, you will test the EAI Siebel Adapter's QueryPage method using the Business
Service Simulator in Siebel Call Center. You will use Siebel Tools to identify the arguments to
insert into the input property set that is passed into the business service. You will then run the
service and explore the output hierarchical property set.
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f. Make sure that the new record you created is selected in each applet.
g. In the top applet, click Run on One Input to test the business service.
3. Examine the output of the simulator.
a. In the output arguments list applet, in the Child Type field, click the select button and
examine the record.
b. Continue clicking the select button in the Child Type field until property sets with Type
= Account are displayed.
c. Observe that there are two records with Type= Account. The number of records is
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d. In the Property Key field, click the select button to examine the account data.
Observe that the names of the two accounts are Lucky Stores #120 and Lucky Stores
#130. These two records happen to be the first two records in the database (the
records with the lowest RowIDs).
e. Click OK repeatedly to close the Property Set windows.
4. Save the output for a later lab.
a. In the Output Arguments list applet, click Save To File.

b. Click Save.
c. Name the file D:\Temp\EAI-2 output.xml.
d. Click Save.
e. Click Close.
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Practice 5-3: Comparing the EAI Siebel Adapter's Synchronize,
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Goals
Observe the difference in behavior of the EAI Siebel Adapter's synchronize, update,
and upsert methods
Time
20 - 30 minutes
Overview
In this practice, you will investigate the EAI Siebel Adapter's Synchronize, Update, and Upsert
methods using the Business Service Simulator in Siebel Call Center. In particular you will
observe the differences in behavior among the three methods.
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b. Create a new Simulator record with:
Service Name EAI Siebel Adapter
Method Name Query
c. Create a new record in the Input Arguments list.
d. Set Test Case # = 3.
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f. Click OK.
g. In the top applet, click Run on One Input.
h. In the Output Arguments applet, in the Child Type field, click the select button and
examine the record.
i. Continue clicking the select button in the Child Type field until property sets with Type
= Account are displayed.
j. In the Property Key field, click the select button.

k. Verify that the ISA Corp account was retrieved (Name = ISA Corp) and the other
values match what you entered.
l. Click OK repeatedly to close the windows.
m. In the Output Arguments applet, click Save To File.
n. Click Save.
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h. Select File > Save to save the modified XML file.
i. Close the file.
4. Use this modified file to observe the behavior of several methods of the EAI Siebel Adapter.
Examine the Synchronize behavior.
a. Return to Siebel Call Center, and in the business service simulator create a new
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b. In the Input Arguments list applet, click Load From File.
c. Click Browse.
d. Select D:\Temp\EAI-3 ISA new.xml.
e. Click Open.
f. Click Load.
g. Make sure that the EAI Siebel Adapter Synchronize record is still selected in the top
applet, and click Run on One Input.
h. Navigate to Accounts > Accounts List > My Accounts.
i. Query for name = ISA Corp.
You can navigate quickly to this account by navigating to the Accounts home screen
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j. Verify that the account's Main Phone # has been updated to "(925) 555-9999".
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a. Use the browser's back arrow to return to the Business Service Simulator view.
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Method Name Update
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f. Click Open.
g. Click Load.
h. Make sure the EAI Siebel Adapter Update record is still selected in the top applet, and
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i. Navigate to Accounts > Accounts List > My Accounts.
j. Query for name = ISA Corp.
k. Verify that the contact records have been updated:

1) Peter Piethawn has replaced David Dawg.
2) Betty Baer's Job Title = Senior Analyst.
3) The account's Main Phone # = (925) 555-9999.
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Practice 6-1: Using the EAI XML Converter
Goals
To use the EAI XML Converter and EAI File Transport business services to convert an
integration object instance into an XML string and write it to a file
Time
10 - 15 minutes
Overview
In this practice, you will use the EAI XML Converter to convert an integration object instance to
an XML string. You will then use the EAI File Transport business service to write this XML string
to a file.
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4) Compile:
d) Click Compile.
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a. In Siebel Tools, select Business Service :: EAI XML Converter | Business Service
Method.
b. Observe that there are multiple methods.
In this practice you will use the IntObjHierToXMLDoc method. This method converts a
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Method :: Send | Business Service Method Argument.
b. Observe that there are multiple arguments.
In this practice you will use the FileName argument. This argument specifies the name
and path for the output file. You will also use the CharSetConversion argument. This
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8. Test the business service.
a. In Siebel Call Center in the Business Service Simulator view, create a new Simulator
record with:
Service Name EAI File Transport
Method Name Send
b. Select the Input Arguments record that represents the output of the EAI XML Converter
service. This is the record you inspected in the above step with the Value filled in. It
should still be selected.
c. In this record in the Property Name Field, click the select button to display the output
properties generated in the previous business service step.
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g. Click OK.
h. Make sure that the EAI File Transport record is still selected in the top applet and click
Run on One Input.
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a. Use Windows Explorer to navigate to D:\Temp\DC -1 output.xml and open the file with
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b. Select Source > Reformat.
c. Observe that this file contains an XML string. It has a top-level element of type
SiebelMessage. In addition all the child element types are formatted properly for XML
documents as they contain no spaces or special characters. The source file contains a
property set in which spaces (and other special characters) have been replaced with
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Practice 6-2: Using the EAI XML Write to File Service
Goals
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business service
Time
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Overview
In this practice, you will use the EAI Write to File business service to convert an integration
object and write the XML to a file in a single step.
Tasks
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c. Compare the two files:
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2) Click back and forth and notice the files are identical.
d. Select File > Close to close each file.
e. Click No when asked to save changes.
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Practice 6-3: Removing the Siebel Message Envelope
Goals
To configure the EAI XML Converter business services to remove the Siebel Message
envelope when converting an integration object
Time
15 - 20 minutes
Overview
In this practice, you will use the EAI XML Converter to convert an integration object instance to
an XML string that does not include the Siebel Message envelope.
Tasks
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g. Click OK.
h. In the top applet, click Run on One Input.
i. Scroll down to the Output Arguments applet.
j. Roll your mouse over the Value field. This will display the contents of the field.
k. Observe that the output is now in standard XML format.
l. Observe that the root element is ListofIsaMeetingAccount instead of SiebelMessage.
m. When you have finished inspecting the output, click "Move to Input" to transfer the XML
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3. Run the EAI File Transport business service to write the XML you produced in the previous
step to a file.
a. In the top applet, create a new Simulator record with:
Service Name EAI File Transport
Method Name Send
b. Examine the Input Arguments record that was transferred in the previous step. The
record should still be selected.
c. Delete the Property Name Property Value pair in that record.
d. Create and set:
Property Name Value
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e. In the Output Arguments list in the Child Type field click the select button.
f. Observe that Type = SiebelMessage.
g. In the Property Key field, click the select button.
h. Observe that one of the properties is IntObjectName with a value of ISA Meeting
Account.
i. Click OK repeatedly to close all the PropertySet windows
5. Attempt to read a file that does not have a Siebel Message envelope.
a. Modify the Input Arguments record you just used by changing the FileName to
D:\Temp\DC-3 output.xml.
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c. Observe that the business service fails because the file does not include a Siebel
Message envelope. The envelope specifies the integration object into which the XML
file is to be converted.
d. Click OK to dismiss the error message.
6. Add an additional argument that specifies the integration object and test the business
service again.
a. Modify the Input Arguments you just used by adding:

Property Name Value
IntObjectName ISA Meeting Account
b. Make sure that the EAI XML Read From File record is still selected in the top applet
c. Observe that the business service executes to completion this time.
d. Verify that the output argument record has Child Type = Siebelmessage. This indicates
that the instance produced has a Siebel Message envelope
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Practice 7-1: Creating an Outbound Integration Workflow
Goals
To create an outbound integration workflow that retrieves account data, converts it to
an XML string, and writes it to a file
Time
25 - 35 minutes
Overview
In this practice, you will create a workflow that incorporates the three fundamental EAI business
services you explored in the previous labs. You will use Siebel Tools to first build the workflow
and to test it using the workflow simulator.
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4. Create the new workflow record and add required process properties.
a. Select Workflow Process.
b. Create a workflow process record and set:
Process Name ISA Export Account to File
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c. Verify that the Status defaults to In Progress and Workflow Mode defaults to Service
Flow respectively.
d. Right-click the workflow and select Edit Workflow Process to invoke the workflow
designer.
e. Make sure the Multi Value Property Window (MVPW) is displayed at the bottom of the
Tools application.
1) If it is not, select View > Windows > Multi Value Property Window.
f. Observe that the five default process properties appear.
g. Create two additional process properties in the MVPW for the SiebelMessage and the
XML string that are produced by the EAI business services.
Name In/Out Data Type
Siebel Msg In/Out Hierarchy
XML String In/Out Binary
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d. In the Properties Window, set:
Business Service Name EAI File Transport (use the picklist)
Business Service Method Send (use the picklist)
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e. Repeat to set for Business Service 1 and then Business Service 0:
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Output Argument SiebelMessage
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process property with the name Siebel Msg.
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i. Create a record and set:
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Property Name Siebel Msg
j. In the MVPW, click the Output Arguments tab.
k. Create a record and set:

Property Name XML String
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designer. You will use the Delta Valley Brewers account that you used in a previous lab. Its Row
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9. Test the workflow.
a. Click in the designer.
b. In the MVPW, select the Process Properties tab.
c. Select the Object ID record and set Default String = 1SIA-E1D5.
Note: you may have to scroll to the right to locate the Default String column.
d. Click the Save icon in the toolbar.
e. Return to any Siebel Call Center applications, select File > Logout to close them.
f. In Siebel Tools, select View > Toolbars > Simulate.
g. Right-click in the workflow designer and select Simulate.
h. Observe that a new tabbed window appears in the editor with the first step of the
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information and updates the corresponding account in the Siebel application. You will modify the
file you created in the previous lab and use that to test the workflow that you have built. The
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3. Use the workflow simulator to test the workflow.
Once the workflow simulator has completed, examine the Delta Valley Brewers
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Verify that the workflow updated the Main Phone Number.
4. If you wish, view the solution workflow.

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c. Use Windows Explorer to navigate to D:\labs\Integration\WF.
d. Select ISA Update Account from File Solution.xml.
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Practice 8-1: Using Outbound HTTP Transport
Goals
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Time
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Overview
In this practice, you will create a workflow process that extracts an account from the Siebel
application, converts it to an XML string, and uses HTTP Transport to send it to a target
application. For the purposes of testing the workflow in this lab, the web server on your machine
serves as the target application. It has been configured to return a success message. In addition
you will use an HTTP utility that allows you to examine the HTTP message sent to and received
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3. Copy the workflow.
a. In Siebel Tools, Select Workflow Process :: ISA Export Account to File.
b. Copy the workflow.
1) Select the "ISA Export Account to File" record.
2) Right-click and select Copy Record.

3) On the new record, set Process Name = ISA Export Account via HTTP.
c. Step off the record to save it.
4. Modify the workflow to use HTTP transport.
a. Right-click ISA Export Account via HTTP and select Edit Workflow Process.
b. Select View > Windows > Properties Window.
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5. Set up the NetTool utility to examine the HTTP messages sent to and received from the
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Practice 8-2: Using Inbound HTTP Transport
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Time
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Overview
In this practice, you will generate several HTTP messages and send them to the Siebel server
on your local machine. The EAI object manager receives and processes these messages. Your
Siebel server must be running to process these messages.
The application object manager running on the server must also be able to access the ISA
Meeting Account integration object. You will export the integration object from the client
repository and import into the server repository. You will then deploy the integration directly to
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4. Import the integration object.
a. In the Siebel Tools server session, select Tools > Import from Archive.
b. Click Yes to acknowledge the warning.
For this practice, it is acceptable to edit the repository directly.
c. Navigate to D:\TEMP and select ISA Meeting Account.sif.
d. Click Open.
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8. Verify that the EAI Object Manager component is running. This component is required for
this practice.
a. In Siebel Call Center , navigate to Administration - Server Management > Servers >
Component Groups.
b. In the middle applet (Component Groups), select Enterprise Application Integration.
c. In the bottom applet (Components), select EAI Object manager.
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10. Examine the HTTP services that are provided with the as-delivered Siebel application.
a. Navigate to D:\OUsea\siebsrvr\BIN\ENU and open the eai.cfg file with Notepad.
b. Locate the service whose name (left side) is SiebelUpsert. You will need to scroll to the
bottom of the file to find the HTTP services.
c. Observe that the profile configuration it references is SiebelUpsertDispatch.
d. Close the file not saving any changes.
11. Examine the SiebelUpsertDispatch profile configuration.
a. In Siebel Call Center, navigate to Administration - Server Configuration > Enterprises >
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c. In the bottom applet, observe that the Service to Execute = EAI Siebel Adapter, and
that the Service Method to Execute = Upsert.
d. Click the Advanced button.
e. Observe that the Converter Service = EAI XML Converter.
f. Click Reset to return to the primary parameters.
12. Inspect the existing accounts.
a. Click Accounts > My Accounts.

b. Query for Name = *isa.
c. Verify that no accounts are returned.
13. Use a custom web form to enter the parameters required to post a message to the Siebel
server on your machine.
This form was developed by one of colleagues on the integration team to facilitate testing.
a. Navigate to D:\Labs\Integration\HTTP and double-click HTTP-PostToAccount.htm. This
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specified in an XML file.
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b. Open "Account Upsert input.xml" using Oracle JDeveloper.
c. Scroll through the XML file and observe that the file contains three accounts.
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g. Click Submit to initiate the upsert request. When the request completes a response
page will be displayed.
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b. Delete the contents of the SWEExtData field.
c. Use Windows Explorer to navigate to D:\Labs\Integration\HTTP.
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18. Click the browser back arrow to return to the HTTP custom form and replace the value
Moore LLC isa with B*. Submit this new query and verify that the EAI object manager
returns the Belcon isa and BSP isa accounts.
19. Close this instance of instance of Internet Explorer.
20. (Optional) The HTTP custom form uses the POST method. You can execute the query to
retrieve the Moore LLC isa account using the GET method by placing all of the information
into the URL itself.

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b. Make sure that word wrap is turned off. Verify that the URL text is on a single line only.
The URL contains a query request using query-by-example for an account with Name
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as the request itself.
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Practice 8-3: Using Session Mode for Inbound HTTP Transport
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Goals
To send HTTP messages to a Siebel application in session mode
Time
10 - 15 minutes
Overview
In the previous lab you generated HTTP messages to the Siebel application in sesssionless
mode. Each message required credentials to create a session that lasted only to process that
specific message. In this lab, you will use a different utility to send HTTP messages in session
mode. You will first send a login message and receive a sessionID (cookie) in the response.
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k. Inspect the response from the EAI object manager that appears in the right half of the
utility. Observe that the response contains a cookie with the sessionID:
2. Submit the query request.

a. Click "New Tx", and observe that the cookie has been transferred to the header of the
message.
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d. Copy the string.
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4. Repeat the steps to send the contents of URL_3.txt to observe what happens when you
attempt to send a request with an expired session cookie.
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Practice 9-1: Sending a Message from Siebel CRM to a JMS Message
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Goals
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Time
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Overview
In this practice you will create and test an integration workflow that sends Siebel account
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c. Click OK.
a. In Siebel Tools, select Workflow Process :: ISA Export Account to File.
b. If you do not have this record or you are not sure it is correct, bring in the solution file:
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h. Verify that no JMS Modules are listed.
i. In the thread bar, click Home.
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a. Select Start > Programs > Accessories > Command Prompt to open a Windows
command prompt.
b. Navigate to the script directory by entering:
cd D:\Labs\Integration\JMS
c. Run the script by entering:
setWLSEnv.cmd
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java weblogic.WLST createJMSServerandModule.py
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b. Right-click the "ISA Export Account to File" record and select Copy Record.
c. For the new record, set:
Process Name ISA Export Account via JMS Queue
Project ISA EAI Workflows
Business Object Account
d. Step off the record to save it.
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f. Create two new process properties:
Name In/ Data Default String
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JMSSendQueue In String ISA_JMSOutboundQueue

Note: The property names are descriptive; you can use different names if you so
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by the Siebel application, a path to the DLL used to run the Java code, and any JVM options. To
add profiles to the Siebel Developer Web Client ("thick client"), you edit uagent.cfg. The default
name of the profile is JAVA, so you create a [JAVA] section in uagent.cfg. You must also create
a jndi.properties file, describing how to connect to the Java naming server.
9. Edit uagent.cfg to add the JAVA profile.

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c. Enter CLASSPATH and click Find Next.
d. On the line below the CLASSPATH entry, create a new entry for the JAVA subsystem
[JAVA]
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d. For the Object Id process property, set Default String = 1-63Q9. This is the Row Id of
the 3COM account record.
e. Save the workflow.
f. Log out of all open Call Center applications.
g. Right-click in an empty area of the design pane and select Simulate.
h. Simulate the workflow and verify that it completes successfully.
12. Verify that the message has been successfully posted to the message queue.
a. Return to the instance of Internet Explorer that is showing the Oracle WebLogic Server
Administration Console.
b. Under Domain Configurations > Services > Messaging, click JMS Modules.
Note: If prompted to log in again, the username/password combination is
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c. Drill down on ISA_JMSModule.
d. Drill down on ISA_JMSOutboundQueue.
e. Click the Monitoring tab.
f. Check the checkbox next to INS_JMSModule!INS_JMSOutputQueue.
g. Click Show Messages.
h. Verify that the queue now contains a message.

i. (Optional) Examine the contents of the message.
1) Drill down on the message ID.
2) Notice that Type = SiebelJMSMessage.
3) Click anywhere in the Text area.
4) Press CTRL+A to select all of the message text.
5) Press CTRL+C to copy the message text.
6) Select Start > Programs > Notepad++ > Notepad++.
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Goal
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Time
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Overview
In this practice you will create Java Virtual Machine (JVM) and Java Messaging Service (JMS)
profiles in the Siebel Enterprise to support the JMS Receiver component. You will then start and
test a JMS Receiver task.
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start up processing is near complete). This will take several minutes.
5) Minimize the Task Manager.
e. Close the Service window.
f. If necessary, close the Administrative Tools window.
2. Return to, or if necessary, start the Siebel Call Center Web Client.
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d. Click the arrow.
3. Configure the Java profile in the Siebel Web Client.
Note: All of the strings used in this practice are provided in
D:\Labs\Integration\JMS\JMSStrings.txt, allowing you to copy-and-paste the strings rather
than typing them in.
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b. Click New.
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SendQueue name ISA_JMSOutboundQueue
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profile that you used for receiving HTTP messages. This shows you that the dispatch profile
is independent of the transport.
a. In the Profile Configuration (middle) applet, query for Profile = Siebel Upsert*.
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that will be invoked by the receiver.
2) Notice that JVM Subsystem Name = JAVA. Recall that this profile is used by
Siebel components that use Java.
d. Select File > Log Out to log out of Siebel Call Center.
7. Restart the Siebel Server [OUEnt_OUSrvr] service to apply the JVM and JMS profiles.
c. Right-click Siebel Server [OUEnt_OUSrvr] and select Stop.
d. Wait for the service to stop completely.
e. Right-click Siebel Server [OUEnt_OUSrvr] and select Start.
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g. Click the Performance tab.
h. Wait until the CPU Usage is low for several seconds (indicating the Siebel Server start
i. Minimize the Task Manager.
j. Close the Service window.
k. If necessary, close the Administrative Tools window.
8. Use the command-line server manager to start a JMS Receiver task that uses the two
profiles you created above to connect to the messaging system, and dispatches received
messages using the SiebelUpsertDispatch profile.
a. If necessary, start a command prompt by selecting Start > Programs > Accessories >
Command Prompt.
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e. In the view tab bar, click Parameters.
f. Query for Parameter = Receiver*.
g. Verify that the connection subsystem, data handling subsystem, and method are all as
you specified.
10. Verify that ISA JMS Test Account does not currently exist.
a. Navigate to Accounts > Accounts List > My Accounts.
b. Query for Name = ISA.
c. Verify that ISA JMS Test Account is not returned.
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11. Copy a message to send to the message queue.
a. Use Notepad to open D:\Labs\Integration\JMS\AccountMessage.xml. The message is
in UTF-16, and will not display correctly in JDeveloper without adjusting its settings.
b. Notice that the encoding is UTF-16; this is the encoding used by the JMS Receiver to
dispatch messages to the EAI XML Converter.
c. Notice that the URL = www.isajmstestaccount.com, and the phone number is
5105552676.
d. Copy the entire message.
e. Minimize Notepad.
12. Add the message to the inbound message queue.
a. Return to the WebLogic server administration console.
b. Under Domain Configurations > Services > Messaging, click JMS Modules.
c. Drill down on ISA_JMSModule.
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f. Return to Siebel Call Center.
g. In the My Accounts applet, query for Name = ISA.
h. Verify that the ISA JMS Test Account now appears, with the URL =
www.isajmstestaccount.com and phone number (510) 555-2676.
14. Use the message queue to update ISA JMS Test Account.
a. Return to Notepad.
b. Modify the message by changing the phone number to 5105550000.
c. Copy the message.
d. Close AccountMessage.xml, not saving any changes.
e. Return to the WebLogic console.
f. In the JMS Messages list, click New.
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h. Click OK.
i. At the top, click Log out.
j. Close that instance of Internet Explorer.
k. Return to Siebel Call Center.
l. In the My Accounts applet, query for Name = ISA.
m. Verify that the phone number for ISA JMS Test Account has been successfully updated
to (510) 555-0000.
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Practice 10-1: Creating a Data Map
Goals
To use the Siebel Data Mapper to create a data map
Time
10 - 15 minutes
Overview
In this practice, you will use the Siebel Data Mapper to create a data map that transforms an
internal Siebel account record into an external ISA Client record. You will use the two integration
objects you created earlier in the course.
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b. Open ISA_Client.xsd using Oracle JDeveloper.
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d. Observe that the Client element contains a complex element Contacts that contains a
set of complex elements Contact. Contacts does not contain any simple elements.
e. Observe that the Contact element does contain four simple elements.
f. In Siebel Tools, select Integration Object :: ISA Client | Integration Component ::
Contact | Integration Component Field.
g. Observe that there are four integration component fields that correspond to the four
simple elements contained in the Contact element

h. In Siebel Tools, select Integration Object :: ISA Client | Integration Component ::
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Contact Contact Contact
Client Account_Business Address Client
Contacts Account Contacts
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7. Create the integration field maps for Contact.
a. In the middle "Integration Component Map" applet, select the record with Name =
Contact.
b. In the bottom "Integration Field Map" applet, create four new records and set:
Source Expression Target Field Name
[Email Address] <use the pick list> emailAddress <use the picklist>
[First Name] FirstName
[Last Name] LastName
[Person UId] ContactID
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target field in the Client integration component is populated by mapping a field from either the
Account_Business Address source component or its parent the Account source component.
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Practice 10-2: Invoking a Data Map in an Integration Workflow
Goals
To add a data mapping step to an integration workflow.
Time
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In this practice, you will extend the integration workflow that exports a Siebel account to an
external file by including a data transformation step that transforms the Siebel account to an ISA
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Practice 11-1: Creating a Dispatch Rule
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Time
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Overview
In this practice, you will create and test a dispatch rule that checks if the name of an account is
Delta Valley Brewers Ltd. You will first examine the structure of a property set to determine how
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c. Observe that the name of top-level element in the output is PropertySet.
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e. Observe that in this property set, Name is an attribute of the Account element.
f. Observe that the search expression to reference this attribute is
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i. Add the following property name and value to the SiebelMessage property set
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j. Click OK to close the applet.
k. Click Run on One Input. This runs the dispatch service using the using the rule set you
created at the beginning of this lab.
l. Verify that the same record appears in the Output Arguments applet. This indicates
that the dispatch service passed the SiebelMessage through.
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d. Save the record.
e. Click the Clear Cache button on the top applet.
f. Use the browser back arrow repeatedly to return to the business service simulator.
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g. Restore the account name to Delta Valley Brewers Ltd.
h. Click Run on One Input.
i. Observe that the dispatch service passes the property set through.

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Practice 11-2: Using the Dispatch Service
Goals
To invoke the EAI Dispatch Service to dispatch messages based on the account name
Time
15 - 25 minutes
Overview
In this practice, you will create and test a dispatch rule set that dispatches messages based on
the name of the account. In this practice you will use the same dispatch service (EAI XML Write
to File) but vary the name of the file to demonstrate that the dispatch service is implement the
correct conditional processing.
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You will next create a workflow that starts with an EAI Siebel Adapter step followed by an EAI
Dispatch Service step. The first step retrieves a specified account and outputs a property for the
dispatch service to examine and route.
4. Create a copy of the ISA Export Account to File to use in this lab
a. In Siebel Tools, select Workflow Process :: ISA Export Account to File.
b. Copy the workflow process and name it ISA Export and Dispatch Account.
c. Click Yes if prompted about unique constraint.
d. Save the record.
e. Right-click the workflow process and select Edit Workflow Process to invoke the
workflow designer.
f. If the new workflow process cannot be edited, click the Publish button and then the
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a. Log out of any open Siebel Call Center applications.
b. In Siebel Tools, in the MVPW click the Process Properties tab.
c. Select Object Id and set Default String = 1SIA-E1D5.
This is the Row # for the Delta Valley Brewers Ltd account.
d. Save the record.
e. Use the simulator to step through the steps.
f. Use the Watch Window to inspect values.
g. Run until the workflow is complete.
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i. Use Windows Explorer to navigate to D:\Temp.
j. Verify that a file named "Message for Delta Valley.xml" was generated.
k. Return to Siebel Tools.
l. Close the workflow simulator window.
7. Test the workflow process using a different account.
a. In Siebel Tools, in the MVPW click the Process Properties tab.

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c. Save the workflow.
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Practice 12-1: Using Inbound Web Services
Goals
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To test an application that integrates with a Siebel inbound web service
Time
20 - 30 minutes
Overview
In this practice you will examine an as-delivered Siebel inbound web service and test it using
the soapUI utility. Finally, you will explore an application that integrates with that web service.
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3. Verify that the EAI Object Manager is available in your enterprise.
a. Navigate to Administration - Server Management > Components.
b. Query for Component = EAI Object Manager.
c. Verify that its State = Online. If it isn't, notify your instructor.
4. Examine an as-delivered Siebel inbound web service that provides access to account
records.
a. Navigate to Administration - Web Services > Inbound Web Services.
b. Query for Name = Siebel Account.
c. In the Service Ports (middle) applet, notice that the business service is Siebel Account.
d. Scroll down to the Operations (bottom) applet.
e. Notice that the available operations are Delete, Insert, Insert or Update, Query by
Example, Query by ID, Synchronize, and Update.
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g. Click Save.
h. Click Close.
7. Identify a record you can use to test the Query by ID operation.
a. In Siebel Call Center, navigate to Accounts > Accounts List > My Accounts.
b. Select the "INS Account" record.
c. Notice that the Main Phone # is not (212) 555-0000.
d. From the application-level menu, select Help > About Record.
e. Record the Row Id of the INS Account here:
f. Click OK to dismiss the About Record dialog box.
g. Minimize Siebel Call Center.

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8. If necessary, start soapUI by selecting Start > Programs > soapUI 1.7.5 > soapUI 1.7.5.
9. Import SiebelAccount.wsdl into soapUI and test the SiebelAccountQueryById method.
a. In soapUI, from the application-level menu select File > New WSDL Project.
b. Enter:
Project Name Siebel Account
Initial WSDL D:\Temp\SiebelAccount.wsdl

c. Click Open.
d. Click OK.
e. Click Save.
f. Verify that a Siebel Account project appears in the left pane.
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f. Notice that the request has only a few fields: Account Id, Location, MainPhoneNumber,
and Name.
g. Notice that the request updates INS Account's main phone number to (212) 555-1111.
h. Press CTRL+A to select the entire request.
i. Press CTRL+C to copy the entire request.
j. Return to soapUI.
k. Click anywhere inside the SiebelAccountInsertOrUpdate request pane.
l. Press CTRL+A to select the entire request.
m. Press CTRL+V to paste the modified request over the existing request, replacing it.
n. Click the Submit request button.
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p. Return to Siebel Call Center and query for the INS Account.
q. Verify that the phone number has been updates to (212) 555-1111.
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web service. This is a very simple application: The top two fields are query fields that allow you
to query for accounts by name, location, or both. The Query button invokes the
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4) Click OK to dismiss the "unsupported browser" dialog box.
5) Notice that the account details have already been populated with INS Account
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query. Because INS Account is the first account returned by that query, its details
are shown in the result pane.
6) Enter Name = INS and click Query.
7) Notice that no account information is returned; the application does not support
automatic trailing wildcards.
8) Enter Name = INS* and click Query.
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10) (Optional) If you have added other accounts to the server database; for example,
Moore LLC, try querying for those accounts as well and verify the application
works as expected.
c. Close the instance of Internet Explorer displaying the application.
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Practice 13-1: Creating a Custom Web Service
Goals
To create a custom web service based on a custom business service
Time
20 - 30 minutes
Overview
In this practice, you will customize the Siebel Account business service to use the ISA Meeting
Account integration object. You will then expose this business service as a web service that
access meeting account records.
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a. Select Business Service :: Siebel Account.
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5) Click OK.
c. Select Business Service :: Siebel Account | Business Service User Prop.
d. Observe that Internal Integration Object = Internal Account Interface.
This integration object specifies the data structure for the business service.
e. Select Business Service :: Siebel Account | Business Service Method
This business service supports a wide range of operations. You will restrict the set of
methods in the customized version of this business service.
f. Select Business Service :: Siebel Account | Business Service Method :: QueryById |
Business Service Method Arg.
g. Observe that one of the arguments is SiebelMessage and that it has an associated
integration object. This integration object specifies the structure of the message
associated with this method. In this type of business service this integration object
does not have to be exactly the same as the business service integration object.
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6. Stop the Siebel Server service.
a. If necessary, log out of any Siebel Call Center web client session.
b. Select Start > Programs > Administrative Tools > Services.
c. Select Siebel Server [OUEnt_OUSrvr].
d. Right-click Siebel Server [OUEnt_OUSrvr] and select Stop.

e. Wait for the service to stop completely.
7. Compile the business service into the server repository file.
a. In Siebel Tools, select Business Service :: ISA Account.
b. Right-click and select Compile Selected Objects.
c. Make sure that the target repository file is
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c. In the middle applet, create a new Service Port record with:
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d. Click Save.
e. Save the file as D:\Temp\ISA_Account_WSDL.xml.
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d. Add Cameron Carlson_AUT as a contact.
e. Click in the top form applet and select Help > About Record.
f. Record its Row #.
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a. If necessary, start soapUI.
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2) Click No if asked about missing soapUI settings.
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Practice 14-1: Outbound Siebel Web Services
Goals
To examine a web service that is deployed on the WebLogic server
To create a proxy business service for this external web service
To create an integration workflow that invokes this external web service
Time
35 - 45 minutes
Overview
In this practice you will examine a sample web service and then deploy it on JDeveloper's built-
in WebLogic server. You will then create and test a Siebel outbound web service that uses this
web service.
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j. Examine lines 16-17. If the credit card type is AMEX or Visa or MasterCard, validOrNot
is set to true.
k. Examine line 19. If the credit card number is less than 12345678, validOrNot is reset to
false.
l. Examine line 27. If the credit card type is not AMEX or Visa or MasterCard, validOrNot
is set to false.
m. Consider the result: If the card type is AMEX or Visa or MasterCard, and the credit card
number is greater than or equal to 12345678, validOrNot is true. Otherwise, validOrNot
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2. Test the Credit Card Validation web service.
a. In the Application Navigator pane on the left, right-click CreditCardValidation.java and
select Test Web Service.
b. Wait until the log window (middle bottom) displays a Target URL, and the HTTP
Analyzer window (top middle) shows the parameters ccType and ccNum. This may
take 2-3 minutes.

c. Double-click the "HTTP Analyzer: Unsent Message" tab near the top of the application
to maximize this window.
d. Enter:
ccType : string AMEX
ccNum : string 987654321
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d. Verify that the "Create sample requests for all operations" checkbox is checked.
e. Click OK.
f. Click Save.
g. Verify that an ISA Credit Card Validation project appears in the left pane.
h. Expand CreditCardvalidation.
i. Expand verifyCC.
j. Double-click Request 1.
k. Replace the ? in <ccType> with AMEX.
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m. Click the Submit request button at far left end of the toolbar in top of the message
window:
n. Verify that the return value is true.

o. Return to the request and change <ccNum> to 9876.

p. Click the Submit request button again.
q. Verify that the return value is false.
r. (Optional) Enter additional <ccNum>/<ccType> pairs to ensure that the web service is
behaving in the expected manner.
s. Minimize soapUI.
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j. Notice the object definitions that will be created by the import.
k. Click Finish. It may take a few moments for the objects to be created.
5. Examine the objects created by the WSDL import Wizard.
a. In the Object Explorer pane, in the Project: drop-down list, select ISA Web Services.
b. In the Object Explorer, expand Integration Object and confirm that two integration
objects were created: verifyCC and verifyCCResponse.
c. Select Integration Object :: verifyCC | Integration Component :: verifyCC | Integration
Component Field.
d. Verify that the fields match the input values you expect: ccNum and ccType.
e. Select Business Service :: CreditCardValidation.
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g. Verify that the Business Service Method Arguments include input and output
arguments for the web service.
h. Verify that the Business Service User Props include user properties identifying the port
name, web service name, and web service namespace.
6. Compile the newly-imported web service into the Sample database.
a. In Siebel Tools, from the application-level menu, select Tools > Compile Projects.
b. In the Projects section, select the "Locked projects" radio button.

c. Set "Siebel repository file"=D:\OUSea\Client\OBJECTS\ENU\siebel_sia.srf.
d. Click Compile.
e. Minimize Siebel Tools.
7. Complete the configuration by importing the files using the developer web client
a. Start the Siebel Call Center Developer Web Client:
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h. Click Clear Cache.
i. From the application-level menu, select File > Log Out. You must close any open
instances of the developer web client before using the workflow simulator.
8. Examine a sample input file for the credit card validation service. This file is in the form of
an XML file whose structure corresponds to the verifyCC integration object.
a. Use JDeveloper to open D:\Labs\Integration\WS\CreditCardTest.xml.
b. Notice that the contents represent a valid credit card; the type is AMEX and the
number is greater than 12345678.
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9. Create an integration workflow that reads CreditCardTest.xml, converts it to an integration
object instance, and invokes the CreditCardValidation web service.
Note: If you prefer to import and test the workflow instead of building it yourself, the solution
workflow may be imported from D:\Labs\Integration\WS\ISA Test VerifyCCSolution.xml.
However, if you choose to import the solution, it is strongly recommended that you follow
along with the construction steps and examine the imported workflow to ensure you
understand how the workflow was built.
a. In Siebel Tools, in the Object Explorer, in the Project drop-down, select "** All Projects
**".
b. Create a new workflow process with:
Process Name ISA Test VerifyCC
Project ISA Web Services
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Practice 15-1: Exploring Virtual and External Business Components
Goals
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application
Time
10 - 20 minutes
Overview
In this lab you will navigate through the Call Center application to examine several as-delivered
applets based on virtual and external business components. You will notice that there is no
obvious way to determine whether or not the underlying business component is virtual or
external from within the application. You will then explore Siebel Tools and learn how to
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c. Observe that the Applet is named Remote System Preferences and that the underlying
business component is also named Remote System Preferences.
d. Close the About View dialog box.
e. In Siebel Tools select Business Component :: Remote System Preferences.
f. Observe that the Table property is blank, indicating this is a virtual business
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h. Observe that the business component has multiple fields but notice that the Calculated,
Join, and Column properties are blank for all the fields. Again this is indication that this
is a virtual business component.
i. Return to Siebel Call Center, select Help > About Record.
j. Observe that the Row # of this record is VRId-0.
k. Close the About Record dialog box.
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a. Navigate to Administration - Siebel Remote > Synchronization Sessions.
b. Select Help > About View.
c. Observe that the top applet is named Synchronization Period and that the underlying
business component is named Sync Period.
d. Close the About View dialog box.
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h. Close the About View dialog box.
i. Return to Siebel Tools and select Business Component :: Enterprise Component
Group.
j. Observe that the DataSource property is not blank and that is equals GatewayDataSrc.
This is the datasource that provides the data for this business component. Notice that
this is the same datasource you had to log into earlier in this practice. You will learn
more about this in a subsequent lesson
k. Observe that the Table property is not blank.
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m. Observe that there are multiple fields and that these fields have column properties.
An external business component resembles a regular business component in these
respects.
n. Return to Siebel Call Center and make sure that the Workflow Management record is
still selected.
o. Select Help > About Record.
p. Observe that the Row # of this record is 30.

q. Close the About Record dialog box.
r. In the Enterprise Servers applet, select OUEnt.
s. Select Help > About Record
t. Observe that the Row # is OUEnt.
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Practice 16-1: Creating an External Table Object Definition
Goals
To create an external table object definition that maps to a table in an external
database
Time
15 - 25 minutes
Overview
In this set of practices, you will display customer information from an external table in a new
applet. To do this, you will create an external table object definition, create an external business
component based on this table, and display this information in a new applet and view. In this
lab, you will create the external table object definition. You will complete the task in subsequent
labs.
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b. Configure Oracle SQL Developer to connect to the Oracle database server.
1) Right-click Connections and select New Connection.
2) Enter:
Connection Name siebeldb
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6) Close Notepad.
d. Select File > Exit.
b. Enter:
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6. Create a new project.
a. Select Project.
b. Create a record and set:
Name ISA EBC
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a. Select File > New Object.
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This is the primary key column for the external table.
e. On this record, set System Field Mapping = Id.
This is the only required system column.
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3) Scroll down and uncheck Table.
4) Re-check Table. This includes all the child objects of Table, including Data Source.
5) Click OK.
b. Select Table :: EX_EBC_0000001 | Data Source.

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c. Create a new record with Name = ExternalCustomers.
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Practice 16-2: Creating an External Business Component
Goals
To create an external business component that refers to the external table object
definition
Time
5 - 10 minutes
Overview
In this practice, you will create an external business component that refers to the external table
you just created.
Tasks
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X_EBC_0000001_0005 E-mail
X_EBC_0000001_0006 Password
X_EBC_0000001_0007 Credit Card Type
X_EBC_0000001_0008 Credit Card Number
X_EBC_0000001_0009 Status
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Practice 16-3: Displaying the External Business Component
Goals
To modify the application .cfg file to identify the new data source
To add an applet, view, and screen to display the external business component

To administer the view in the application and test the results
Time
20 - 30 minutes
Overview
You have referenced an external table in the database and built an external business
component based on that table. You must now display that data in the application. This requires
three steps: Identifying the new data source either in the .cfg file (for the dedicated client) or in
the application parameters (for the web client), creating an applet, view, and screen to display
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side is displayed in some of the drop-down lists; for example, when starting the Siebel
Developer Web client:
h. Select and copy the entire [ServerDataSrc] datasource section, then paste it
immediately below what you copied.
i. Change the name of the section to [ExternalCustomers].

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j. Verify or modify the values:
ConnectString SiebelDB
TableOwner SYS
Note that the ConnectString is the database instance name you found in the first
practice, known as the TNS name of the Oracle database. The TableOwner is the
schema you found in the first practice. The database has also been configured to allow
SADMIN access to its tables.
k. Save and close uagent.cfg.
2. Import a configured business object, applet, view, and screen that reference the EBC.
a. In Siebel Tools, select Project :: Siebel Universal Agent.
b. Lock the project.
c. Select Tools > Import from Archives.
d. Select D:\Labs\Integration\EBC\ISAEBC.sif and click Open.
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a. Copy the name of the view.
1) In Siebel Tools, select View :: ISA External Customers View.
2) Click the Name.
3) Select Edit > Copy.
b. In Siebel Call Center, navigate to Administration - Application > Views.
c. Create a new view record
d. In the View Name paste the name of the view from Siebel Tools that you copied.
e. Click the Responsibilities view link.

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f. Create a new responsibility.
g. Set Responsibility = ISA External Customers Responsibility.
h. In the bottom "Views" applet, click Add.
i. Select ISA External Customers View and click OK.
j. In the bottom "Users" applet, click Add.
k. Select the record with User ID = DDEV and click OK.

l. At the top of the view, click Clear Cache.
m. Select File > Log Out.
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Practice 17-1: Creating a Virtual Business Component
Goals
To import and examine a virtual business component
Time
10 - 20 minutes
Overview
In this practice, you will import a virtual business component (VBC) that displays account billing
information in the Siebel application. Working with this VBC will give you experience in what
needs to be done to configure a VBC.
Tasks
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b. Navigate to D:\Labs\Integration\VBC\ISATextVBC.sif and click Open.
c. Verify that this file includes:
1) The "ISA Text File VBC Business Service" used to support the VBC.
2) The "ISA Text File VBC" virtual business component.
3) The "Account/ISA Text File VBC" link used to add the VBC to the Account
business object.
4) Two applets and a view used to display the information.
d. Click Next.
e. Click Next.
f. Click Yes.
g. Click Finish.
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5. Examine the imported VBC to see how it is implemented.
a. Select Business Component :: ISA Text File VBC.
b. Observe that its Class property is CSSBCVExtern, which indicates that this is a virtual
business component.
c. If necessary, expose the Business Component User Prop object type in the object
explorer.

3) Uncheck Business Component.
4) Re-check Business Component.
5) Click OK.
d. Select Business Component :: ISA Text File VBC | Business Component User Prop.
e. Observe that the user properties specify the business service that supports this
business component and specifies the input parameters for the business service.
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c. If necessary, select the Service_PreInvokeMethod script.
d. Scroll down through the script, and observe that the methods supported are Init, Query,
PreInsert, and Insert. Because the Init and Query methods are supported, this
business service can support a virtual business component.
e. If you have a scripting background, expand "general" and examine the "Pal_" methods
to see how they are implemented. Note how the Pal_Init method initializes the field
names, while the Pal_Query method actually retrieves the data.
f. Close the business service script editor, being careful not to save any changes.
7. Import a modified Account business object and Accounts Screen to display the view
containing the applets that reference the VBC.
a. Select Tools > Import from Archive.
b. Select D:\Labs\Integration\VBC\AccountObjects.sif click Open.
c. Verify that this file includes:
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2) The "Accounts Screen" screen, which has been modified to display the imported
view.
d. Click Next.
e. Click Next.
f. Click Yes to proceed.
g. Click Finish.
8. Compile the changes.

b. Select "ISA Text File VBC Project ".
c. Set Siebel repository file = D:\OUsea\client\OBJECTS\ENU\siebel_sia.srf.
d. Click Compile.
e. Select Business Object :: Account.
f. Right-click and select Compile Selected Objects.
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e. In the View Name paste the name of the view from Siebel Tools that you copied.
f. Click the Responsibilities view link. If necessary, click the drop-arrow at the end of the
view links to expose the Responsibilities view link.
g. Create a new responsibility.
h. Set Responsibility = ISA VBC View Responsibility.
i. In the bottom "Views" applet, click Add.
j. Select ISA Account Text File VBC View and click OK.
k. In the bottom "Users" applet, click Add.
l. Select the record with User ID = CCHENG and click OK.
m. At the top of the view, click Clear Cache.
n. Select File > Log Out.

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User ID CCHENG <note this is a different user>
Password CCHENG
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12. Test the changes.
a. Click the Accounts screen tab.
b. Click the My Accounts link.
c. Drill down on the first record which should be the "3Com" record.
d. In the view tabs list in the middle of the view, use the drop-down arrow to select
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t. Notice that now a record is displayed in the bottom applet.
13. Select File > Log Out to exit Siebel Call Center.
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Practice 18-1: Embedding Web Content in an Aggregate View
Goals
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Time
20 - 30 minutes
Overview
In this practice you will embed a set of web pages into an aggregate (top-level) view. Because
of security restrictions in the classroom environment that prevent access to most sites on the
internet, you will embed a set of web pages that have been installed on the IIS web server on
your classroom machine. These web pages are the HTML version of the Siebel System
Requirements and Supported Platforms documentation.
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j. Close Internet Explorer.
b. Enter:
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Password DDEV
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c. Click OK.
You will now create a view in Siebel Call Center and embed these web pages into the view. For
convenience you will add the view to the Solutions screen and reuse the Solution business
component.

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3. Create a project.
a. In Siebel Tools, select Project.
b. Create a new record and set Name = ISA Portal Demo.
c. Click the Locked property and observe that the project is now locked.
d. Step of the record to save it.
4. Configure the business component field.

a. Select Business Component :: Solution | Single Value Field.
b. Select Tools > Lock Project.
c. Create a single value field and set:
Name ISA SRSP
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move it to the Selected Fields box.
Click Next.
Web Layout - Fields In the Selected Controls box, select all the controls
and move them to the Available Controls box.
Click Next.
Finish Review the configuration values.
Click Finish.
e. Close the Applet Web layout editor that appears by default.

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6. Modify several of the default applet property values.
a. If necessary, select Applet :: ISA Solution SRSP Applet.
b. Set Class = CSSFrameListWeb.
c. Select Applet :: ISA Solution SRSP Applet | List :: List | List Column :: ISA SRSP.
d. Set
Field Retrieval Type Symbolic URL

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7. Create a view using the View wizard.
a. Select File > New Object > View.
b. Click OK.
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a. Select Screen :: Solution Screen | Screen View.
b. Create a Screen View record and set
View ISA Solution SRSP View
Type Aggregate View
Sequence 3
Viewbar Text -String Override SRSP
Menu Text -String Override SRSP
c. Step off the record to save it.
9. Compile the new and modified object definitions.
b. Select the Locked Projects radio button.

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c. Verify that the target Siebel repository file =
D:\OUSea\Client\OBJECTS\ENU\siebel_sia.srf.
d. Click Compile.
e. Wait until the compile completes.
Call Center - ENU.

b. Enter:
User ID DDEV
Password DDEV
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c. Click OK.
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a. Navigate to Administration - Integration > WI Symbolic URL List > Symbolic URL
Administration.
b. Create a new symbolic URL record and set:
Name ISA_SRSP_Demo
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must end with _Demo)
URL http://localhost/SRSP
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practice to access the SRSP web pages)
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displayed in a separate internal frame)
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In the Symbolic URL Arguments applet create and set:
Name iFrame
Required Argument True
Argument Type Command
Argument Value iframe height = "800" width = "100%"

14. Refresh the responsibilities and symbolic URLs.
a. Log out of Siebel Call Center.
b. Restart the Siebel Call Center Developer Web Client:
1) Select Start > Programs > Siebel_Web_Client _81 > Siebel Web Client 8.1 >
Siebel Call Center - ENU.
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f. Click the Bookshelf Home link to return to the SRSP home page.
g. Click Solutions in the link bar to return to the All Solutions list view.
17. Unlock projects in Siebel Tools.
a. Return to Siebel Tools, select Project.
b. Query for Locked = True.
c. Unlock the Solution project by clicking the Locked property.
d. Leave the ISA Portal Demo project locked as you will be using it in the following
practice.

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Practice 18-2: Embedding Record-Specific Web Content
Goals
To embed record-specific web content in a detail view
Time
20 - 30 minutes
Overview
In this practice you will embed a web page into an account detail view. The view includes a web
page that is intended to display key financial details for the account. However security
restrictions in the classroom environment prevent access to most sites on the internet. As a
result you will not be able to link to an external source of such information. Rather you will link to
a stub web page that has been installed on the IIS web server on your classroom machine. This
stub web page displays the name of the account along with randomly-selected values for
several account details.
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a. Select Business Component :: Account | Single Value Field.
b. Select Tools > Lock Project.

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c. Create a single value field and set:
Name ISA FinDetail
Calculated True
Calculated Value "ISA_Fin" (make sure you include the
quotation marks)
Type DTYPE_TEXT
4. Create an applet using the List Applet wizard.
a. Select File > New Object > Applets.
b. Click List Applet
c. Click OK.
d. Enter the following the values in the List Applet wizard screens.
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Click Finish.
e. Close the Applet Web layout editor that appears by default.
5. Modify several of the default applet property values.
a. If necessary, select Applet :: ISA Financial Details Applet.
b. Set Class = CSSFrameListWeb.
c. Select Applet :: ISA Financial Details Applet | List :: List | List Column :: ISA FinDetail.
d. Set
Field Retrieval Type Symbolic URL
HTML Display Mode DontEncodeData

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6. Create a view using the View wizard.
a. Select File > New Object > View.
b. Click OK.
c. Enter the following the values in the List Applet wizard screens.
New View Set Project = ISA Portal Demo.

Set Name = ISA Financial Details View.
Set Display Title = Financial Details.
Set Business Object = Account.
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8. Compile the new and modified object definitions.
b. Select the Locked Projects radio button.
c. Verify that the target Siebel repository file =
D:\OUSea\Client\OBJECTS\ENU\siebel_sia.srf.
d. Click Compile.
e. Wait until the compile completes.

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9. Return to or if necessary start the Siebel Call Center Developer Web Client:
Call Center - ENU.
b. Enter:
User ID DDEV
Password DDEV
Connect to Sample
c. Click OK.
10. Administer the view in the Siebel client.
a. In Siebel Tools, select View :: ISA Financial Details View.
b. In the list editor select ISA Financial Details View and select Edit > Copy to copy the
name.
c. In Siebel Call Center, navigate to Administration - Application > Views.
d. Create a new view and set View Name = ISA Financial Details View by pasting the s a
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append to the URL. Set
Name AccountName
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d. In the Symbolic URL Arguments applet create an argument to regenerate the web
content each time the record is changed. Set:
Name IsrecordSensitive
Argument Type Command
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Sequence 2
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b. Query for Name = Alcan.
c. Drill down on the account name.
d. Verify that a "Financial Details" view tab appears on the left.
e. Click the Financial Details view tab.
f. Verify that a web page similar to the one you observed at the beginning of the practice
appears. Make sure that the account name Alcan is displayed in the page.
g. In the upper right corner of the upper form applet, click the next record arrow.
h. Verify that the web page in the lower applet is updated with the name of the account in
the form applet. You may notice that + signs are displayed for spaces in the account
name. This reflects the behavior of the code in the stub web page and does not
indicate there is incorrect administration of the URL. Complete external web pages
would correctly handle spaces in the parameters that are appended to the URL.

14. Unlock projects in Siebel Tools.
a. Return to Siebel Tools, select Project.
b. Query for Locked = True.
c. Unlock all the projects that are locked.
15. Log out of Siebel Tools.
16. Log out of the Siebel Call Center Developer Web Client.
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Practice 19-1: Exploring the SWE XML Interface
Goals
To explore the SWE XML Interface
To explore an application that utilizes the SWE XML Interface
Time
15 - 20 minutes
Overview
In this practice, you will first add SWE commands to a URL in Internet Explorer to explore the
SWE XML Interface. You will then run an application that uses the SWE XML Interface. Finally,
you will explore the implementation of that application.
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1) Select Start > Programs > Internet Explorer.
2) Enter Address: http://localhost/callcenter_enu.
3) Enter:
User ID SADMIN
Password SADMIN
4) Click the arrow.
3. Examine and modify the current URL, and notice the results.
a. Notice the current URL. It should be of the form
http://localhost/callcenter_enu/start.swe?SWECmd=Login&SWEPL=1&SWETS=12997
49737437; the last part will vary because it is associated with your session ID.
b. Navigate to the My Accounts view.
c. Notice that the URL does not change.
Note: This is because once a session is established, all subsequent requests include a
session cookie, and the Siebel Web Server Extension (SWSE) recognizes this cookie

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and forwards the requests to the appropriate Application Object Manager (AOM),
whose Siebel Web Engine (SWE) formats the responses. The responses are therefore
not dependent on the URL.
d. Modify the URL to
http://localhost/callcenter_enu/start.swe?SWESetMarkup=XML and click Go. This
renders the response in XML rather than HTML.
e. Notice that the XML provides nothing more than the application name and the default
markup. Requesting an XML document without specifying a view returns extremely
limited information.
f. Modify the URL to
http://localhost/callcenter_enu/start.swe?SWECmd=GotoView&SWEView=Account+Lis
t+View&SWESetMarkup=XML and click Go.
g. Examine the XML:
1) Notice that the menu items, such as the applet menu, delete record menu item,
and new record menu items are included in the XML.
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a. Unzip the sweOBE application.
1) Using Windows Explorer, navigate to D:\Labs\Integration\SWE.
2) Unzip sweOBE.zip to D:\Temp.
b. Return to or if necessary, start JDeveloper by selecting Start > Programs > Oracle
Fusion Middleware 11.1.1.3.0 > JDeveloper Studio 11.1.1.3.0.
c. In JDeveloper, select Application > Open.
d. Navigate to D:\Temp\sweOBE.
e. Select sweOBE.jws and click Open.
f. In the Application Navigator pane on the left, expand Model > Application Sources >
model.swetoadf. This exposes the source files used to access the Siebel SWE
interface.
g. Double-click sweData.java to open it in the editing pane.
h. If necessary, at the bottom of the editing pane, click the Source tab to expose the
source code for sweData.java.

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i. If necessary, configure JDeveloper to show line numbers to more easily follow these
instructions.
1) From the application-level menu, select Tools > Preferences.
2) In the left pane, expand Code Editor.
3) In the left pane, select Code Editor > Line Gutter.
4) In the right pane, check the Show Line Numbers checkbox.
5) Click OK.
j. Double-click the sweData.java tab to maximize sweData.java within JDeveloper.
k. Examine the important features of sweData.java:
1) Examine line 30. This is a declaration of the getView() method, that accepts an
object type (pZoneName) and record ID (pRecordID), and returns a list of returned
records from the XML response.
2) Examine lines 35-58. These declare variables that will be used to store field values
in the list of returned records.
3) Examine lines 62-113. These lines read two properties files
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c. Right-click ViewPage1.jspx and select Run.
d. After one or two minutes, an instance of Internet Explorer showing "Order Detail From
Siebel:Accounts should be shown, showing no records.
e. In the "Enter Customer Record ID" field, enter 1-1AAP and click Execute. If prompted
to Auto Complete, click No.
f. Notice that no records are returned, as indicated by the message "No rows yet".
g. Add an order to the INS Account record and confirm that the order appears in the
sweOBE application.
1) In the instance of Internet Explorer that is displaying XML from Siebel Call Center,
modify the URL to http://localhost/callcenter_enu. You should still be logged in.
2) Navigate to Accounts > My Accounts.
3) Drill down on INS Account.
4) In the View Tab bar, select the drop-down list and select Orders to show orders
associated with the account.

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5) In the bottom applet, create a new order with:
Type Sales Order
Last Name Administrator
(first Siebel)
6) Step off the record to save it.
7) Note the order number:

h. Return to the sweOBE application.
i. In the "Enter Customer Record ID" field, enter 1-1AAP and click Execute.
j. Verify that the order details appear in the sweOBE application. This confirms that
Siebel data is being transferred to the sweOBE application using the SWE XML
Interface.
k. Close the instance of Internet Explorer where the sweOBE application is running.
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Practice 18-2: Embedding Record-Specific Web Content ......................................................................... 18-7

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Practices for Lesson 1: Siebel 8.1.x Integration: Course Introduction

Practices for Lesson 1: Siebel 8.1.x Integration: Course Introduction

k. In the Configure File Type Associations dialog, click Cancel.

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Practices for Lesson 2: Introduction to Siebel Application Integration

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Practices for Lesson 3: Overview of Integration Workflows

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f. Undo your edit by selecting Edit > Undo Delete Previous.

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Practices for Lesson 3: Overview of Integration Workflows

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no the underlying business components for this view.

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Element in ISA_Client Siebel Applet Siebel Business Siebel UI Field

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Element in ISA_Client Siebel UI Field Siebel Business Component Siebel BC Field

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Practices for Lesson 4: Integration Objects

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Practices for Lesson 4: Integration Objects

component in the source object)

6. Specify the integration component fields.

Practices for Lesson 4: Integration Objects

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Practices for Lesson 4: Integration Objects

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